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Carleton professor disputes link between cell phone radio waves and brain cancer in new...

A recent study by Carleton professor Paul Villeneuve suggests cell phone use is not linked to glioma, a type of brain cancer.  Villeneuve’s study examined...

Artists hide mushrooms across Ottawa for international scavenger hunt

Artists and collectors across Ottawa participated in a finders-keepers scavenger hunt for mushroom-themed art on June 12. Dubbed the Game of Shrooms, the annual event...

Thinking back: How childhood memories affect teachers 

Amy Found said she remembers reading with kindergarten children from Grade 4 to Grade 6. She said it was her favourite thing to do....
Pedestrians walk across Campus Ave during a cold winter afternoon

Carleton University to build innovation centre in Kanata

Carleton University announced it will be opening a centre to connect staff and students with technology development companies in Kanata by early September.  The space,...

National Gallery releases first strategic plan, emphasizes Indigenous perspectives

The National Gallery of Canada (NGC) released its first ever strategic plan on May 25. Titled Transform Together, the plan outlines the NGC’s vision...