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Electors select their preferred candidates from voting booths at a previous Ottawa municipal election.

What to know for Ottawa’s municipal election

National Evert Lindquist -
Ottawa’s 2022 municipal election will look quite different from those previous, with current mayor Jim Watson no longer seeking re-election for the first time...
The West Shore post-secondary campus planned for Langford, B.C., as a collaboration between the University of Victoria, Royal Roads University and Camosun College is visualized in a rendering.

B.C. universities collaborate to build new Vancouver Island campus

National Amatur Rahman Salam-Alada -
The University of Victoria (UVic) is teaming up with Royal Roads University (RRU) and Camosun College to build a collaborative university campus on Vancouver...
Horses are shown on a farm during a snowy day in Alberta.

University of Calgary study aims to improve track surfaces for Stampede horses

National Amatur Rahman Salam-Alada -
University of Calgary researchers have been studying the impact of different types of racetrack surfaces on chuckwagon horses competing at the Calgary Stampede, which...
The new multi-use bridge is pictured across the Rideau River by Carleton University on Aug. 4, 2022.

New bridge forges connection between Carleton and Vincent Massey Park

National Raneem Abouseta -
The City of Ottawa installed a new multi-use bridge July 23 across the Rideau River between Carleton University and Vincent Massey Park that will...
A person is pictured holding a drone in a field.

Concordia researchers advance drone technology using 4D printing

National Ali Adwan -
A recent study by aerospace engineering professor Suong Hoa and his team at Concordia University has determined how to increase the flight efficiency of...
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