Study: Horses Detect Human Fear Through Smell
Groundbreaking research reveals horses can literally smell human fear, confirming long-held beliefs about equine intuition. Discover how this impacts human-animal interaction.
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Female Ontario doctors spend more time, earn less: study
A new study reveals female family physicians in Ontario provide longer patient visits but generate less income than male colleagues. Explore the findings and implications for healthcare.
Thousands of Atlantic Canadians go abroad for medical care
A new study shows 4,600 residents of Atlantic Canada travelled internationally for medical treatment in 2025, highlighting pressures on the domestic healthcare system. Read the full analysis.
Readers urge time limits on café seats amid student study sessions
Montreal Gazette readers debate café seating etiquette as lengthy student study sessions crowd out casual patrons. One letter proposes time limits during peak hours to restore balance.
Canadian Airlines Assure Water Safety After U.S. Study
Major Canadian carriers respond to a study claiming 'potentially unhealthy' water on U.S. flights. Air Canada, Flair, and Air Transat affirm adherence to safety guidelines. Read the findings.
Brantford man accused of sexual assault via hypnosis ad
A Brantford man faces sexual assault charges after allegedly using a 'hypnosis study' advertisement to lure a respondent. The case highlights concerns over online safety.
Study: Montreal Port Expansion Would Be Unprofitable
A new study casts doubt on the financial viability of the Montreal Port's Contrecoeur expansion. Get the details on the findings and potential implications for Quebec's economy.
Wetland drainage costs $171M in carbon emissions: study
New research reveals draining Prairie wetlands releases 2.1M tonnes of GHGs yearly, valued at $171M. Scientists urge factoring this cost into land-use decisions.
Dalhousie Study Warns of More Restaurant Closures in 2026
A new Dalhousie University study warns that more Canadian restaurants are expected to close in 2026 as diners cut back on spending. Learn about the economic pressures facing the industry.
Study Reveals What Drives Homosexual Behaviour in Primates
New research explores the biological and social factors influencing same-sex behaviour in primates, offering insights into its evolutionary role. Discover the findings.
Halifax Lancers Celebrate 90th Anniversary Milestone
The historic Halifax Lancers riding club celebrates its 90th anniversary, highlighting its rich legacy and the growing role of equine therapy in Nova Scotia. Discover their story.
Study: Harmful alcohol use continues in Ontario post-COVID
A new study reveals a concerning pattern of sustained harmful alcohol consumption in Ontario following the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn the details and potential public health implications.
Study: Thousands of Canadian restaurants could close in 2026
A new study predicts a potential crisis for Canada's restaurant industry, with thousands of establishments at risk of closing in 2026. Learn the key factors and what it means for your community.
Study: Gender stereotypes persist based on societal cues
A new study highlights how gender stereotypes are reinforced by what we see daily. Discover the findings and their implications for a more equitable society.
Grilled Cheese Sandwich: Science Debunks Dementia Claim
A new study linked high-fat cheese to lower dementia risk, but experts urge caution. Discover the real science behind the headlines and the perfect grilled cheese recipe.
Opioids ineffective for minor child fractures, U of A finds
A new University of Alberta study reveals adding prescription opioids to pain management for children with minor breaks provides no significant benefit. Learn about the safer alternatives.
Maritimes Economic Growth to Slow: Tariffs, Population Study
A new study warns of sluggish economic growth in Canada's Maritime provinces, citing international tariffs and demographic challenges as key headwinds. Read the full analysis.
Study: Mass Immigration Raised Canada's Housing Prices
A new economic analysis finds immigration-driven demand significantly increased housing prices and rents across Canada from 2012-2022, contradicting past government assurances.
Quebecers' Diet Study Shows High Salt, Sugar Intake
A new study highlights concerning dietary habits in Quebec, with excessive salt and sugar consumption and low fruit and vegetable intake. Discover the findings and their implications for public health.
Food Preservatives Linked to Cancer, Diabetes in New Studies
Groundbreaking research reveals a potential link between common food preservatives and increased risks of cancer and type 2 diabetes. Learn what the studies found and how it impacts your diet.
N.B. food prices rise fastest in Canada, N.S. slowest: study
A new study reveals New Brunswick saw Canada's largest food price jump, while Nova Scotia recorded the smallest. Explore the regional disparities and impacts on shoppers.
Why Canadian Jews shun 'Zionist' label: U of T study
A new University of Toronto study reveals why many Canadian Jews, while supporting Israel, now reject the 'Zionist' identity due to fear and negative connotations. Read the full analysis.
Mid-Sized Pizza Chains Close Gap on Industry Giants
A new 2026 study reveals mid-sized pizza chains are narrowing the satisfaction gap with giants like Domino's. Food quality, not speed, is now the top driver, but third-party delivery poses a major risk. Discover the full findings.
Nova Scotia to Study Potential Offshore Wind Sites
The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board is initiating a study to identify potential sites for offshore wind development in the province's waters. Learn about this key step for renewable energy.
When Are Vaccine Passports Justified? New Study Weighs In
A new Canadian study proposes an ethical framework for using vaccine certificates in future health crises, weighing liberty against public health needs. Explore the conditions for their use.
Windsor crime stats decline despite resident concerns
A new study reveals Windsorites believe crime is increasing, but police data shows a downward trend. Explore the perception gap and what it means for community safety in 2025.
Quebec hikes bank requirement for international students
Quebec increases the minimum funds international students must show to $24,617 starting in 2026. Learn how this impacts study plans and university admissions.
N.S. Premier Pushes for Wind West Project Study
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston calls for a feasibility study on the Wind West project, aiming to advance the province's renewable energy goals. Learn about the potential impacts.
Champion jockey finds healing, helps others through horses
Retired champion jockey Eurico Rosa da Silva discovered profound healing through equine therapy after his career. Now, he's helping others find the same peace at Ontario's LongRun Thoroughbred Retirement Society.
U.S. Carbon Capture Firm Sees Alberta as Ideal Launchpad
Mantel Capture begins engineering study for carbon capture at an Alberta oilsands site, highlighting the province's advantages for scaling the crucial climate technology. Learn about the potential impact.
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