Canada Fails to Care
With the seal hunt over for 2011 in Canada, another year approaches where sealers are failing to hunt baby seals with the right standards.
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Ontario government to fund new $50-million engineering building at York
Science and engineering applications have seen large increase: Shoukri
York prof harvests antimatter at international CERN experiment
Antihydrogen atoms contained for record 1,000 seconds
Fermilab’s Tevatron collider to shut down this year
The particle physics community nears a turning point with the closure of America’s Tevatron particle collider at Fermilab.
York’s Mars rover team treads on international competition
Engineering students place second in 2011 University Rover Challenge
Do-it-yourself music: get crafty
York band The Moorelands Project discusses the evolving music industry
Fleet Foxes hone their sound
Two years after labouring on their first album in a bohemian enclave outside Seattle, Washington, Fleet Foxes have a new record.
Cape Breton rocker surprise
Carmen Townsend leaves East Coast tradition, revives the grunge era
‘What Now?’ Relax.
York grad’s new collection recalls young adult anxiety
York grads paddle it out with Canoe Heads for Kids
Former York graduate students Alex Baxter and Matt Chamberlin were two of the 64 volunteers that embarked on a 40-kilometre paddle and portage along Toronto’s waterfront for Canoe Heads for Kids.