Conducting research that leads to exciting new discoveries requires the right space, tools, and equipment. To help ensure that the nation's researchers can continue to conduct exceptional research, the Honourable Kirsty ...

While droughts and floods are as old as time, there has been a sharp increase in their frequency here in Canada and around the world - to negative effect. According to a Government of Canada agroclimate report, in 2017 ...

Every day, from coast to coast to coast, Canada's first responders and other public safety personnel are working to keep Canadians safe and secure. Their work often exposes them to sights, sounds, and situations that can ...

A day's work for public safety personnel, such as border services officers, 911 operators and other public safety communications officials, correctional workers, firefighters (career and volunteer), paramedics, and police, ...

The Government of Canada, through its National Science and Engineering Research Council's Discovery Grants program, has invested more than $1.2 million in nine University of Regina researchers. The funding will support ...

You've got a cough. You're short of breath. You're weak, feverish, beset with chills, and to top it off, you've got a splitting headache. Is it COVID-19? The flu? Or is it a combination of several different illnesses hitting ...

In Saskatchewan, fewer than 40 per cent of eligible women go for their free screening mammograms through the Screening Program for Breast Cancer, and that participation rate has been steadily declining. Early detection ...