Diabetes drug could treat Alzheimer’s disease
Researches may have found a solution
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Toronto Comicon 2011
The 2011 Wizard World Comicon let geeks like me revisit the good old days. Vincent Rahming reports
Sociology class fights child poverty
York students make a difference while making the grade
Looking for a Heroine
Are strong female characters in young adult fiction the exception, or the new rule?
What Earth Hour does for your planet
Mark McKenzie unearths the facts surrounding the most important hour this year
Star cruiser now hangar-bound
The space shuttle Discovery glided down from orbit to a picture-perfect landing at the Kennedy Space Centre March 9, marking the completion of her last mission and heralding in the final months of NASA’s space shuttle program.
World’s sharpest tip invented in University of Alberta research labs
A microscope tip built by scientists at the University of Alberta’s National Institute for Nanotechnology has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the sharpest man-made object.
From grassroots to polished venues
B.C.’s Mother Mother talks Canadian Music Week and pitchiness
Toronto, the film festival hot bed
Newly founded Toronto Irish Film Festival joins ReelWorld in the city’s spring festival landscape
