University of Alberta researchers recently received federal funding for functional “smart” clothing that can change its shape and stiffness to help people with varying physical needs like ...

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Visit our in-person and digital Manchester 2035 Ideas Lab from 1 April to feed back on bold, cross-cutting proposals. The University will collaborate on a new £6.2 million programme, TREvolution, to ...

Before re-entering politics, Ms. Smith worked extensively in the media and in business, most recently as President of the Alberta Enterprise Group. Before that, she was a radio host with Corus ...

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That’s more than five times higher than any other sector. “It’s the source of her political support within Alberta,” says Lisa Young, professor of political science at the University of Calgary.

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Andrew Leach, an energy and environmental economist at the University of Alberta, said it's "probably likely" that Alberta would keep its system in place, if a Poilievre-led government were to ...