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How machine learning can produce better health outcomes

by Amanda Randles | Dec 7, 2022 | Health, Science, Technology, Today, Viewpoint | 0

We are just beginning to discover its potential

Canadian lithium exploration could help supply the batteries of the future

by James Snell | Dec 7, 2022 | Alberta's Business, Business, Eye on Alberta, Eye on Manitoba, Manitoba's Business, Technology, Today | 0

“Western Canada is going to be one of the biggest jurisdictions for lithium on the planet”

1889 book provides a way forward for Aboriginal policy today

by Peter Best | Dec 7, 2022 | Books, Education, Eye on Canada, Life, Politics, Today, Viewpoint | 0

An eye-opening description of Aboriginal culture as it was in the 1880s

NHL succumbs to non-binary power play

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Dec 7, 2022 | Life, National, Politics, Sports, Today, Viewpoint | 0

So why aren’t there any trans men in the NHL?

Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley is pro carbon tax

by Kris Sims | Dec 6, 2022 | Alberta's Business, Eye on Alberta, Alberta politics, Politics, Today, Viewpoint | 0

Her claims to be the affordability superhero don’t ring true

The gaping chasm between Data Science and Information Systems

by Yogi Schulz | Dec 6, 2022 | Business, Technology, Today, Viewpoint, Careers/HR | 0

Like watching two vastly different galaxies collide

New clue discovered for how and why cancer cells spread

by Gillian Rutherford | Dec 6, 2022 | Health, Today, Science, Alberta healthcare | 0

But could take 10 to 15 years to develop and test a drug

Poutine should be on the UN’s cultural heritage list

by Sylvain Charlebois | Dec 6, 2022 | Today, Viewpoint, Eye on Quebec, Eye on Canada, National, Life | 0

The dish has become an emblem of our gastronomic heritage worldwide, whether we like it or not

How to kick Canadian men’s soccer into high gear before World Cup 2026

by Michael Taube | Dec 6, 2022 | National, Sports, Today, Viewpoint, Eye on Canada | 0

Canada had a good performance in this year’s World Cup, but there is still plenty of work to be done

One suggestion for a better, safer health-care system

by Roslyn Kunin | Dec 5, 2022 | Health, Politics, Today, Viewpoint, Eye on Canada, National | 0

Smart health-care cards would reduce costs and free up doctors’ time

Russian oil price cap is a go. But will it work?

by Rashid Husain Syed | Dec 5, 2022 | Alberta's Business, Business, Eye on Alberta, Eye on Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan's Business, Today, Viewpoint, World | 0

Russia following Iran’s playbook on how to skirt sanctions

Ageism plays an insignificant role in hiring decisions

by Nick Kossovan | Dec 5, 2022 | National, Today, Careers/HR | 0

This is part 1 of 1 in the series Dealing with ageism while job hunting

Accusations of ageism are simply a form of victim mentality

Category: Today

How machine learning can produce better health outcomes

Canadian lithium exploration could help supply the batteries of the future

1889 book provides a way forward for Aboriginal policy today

NHL succumbs to non-binary power play

Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley is pro carbon tax

The gaping chasm between Data Science and Information Systems

New clue discovered for how and why cancer cells spread

Poutine should be on the UN’s cultural heritage list

How to kick Canadian men’s soccer into high gear before World Cup 2026

One suggestion for a better, safer health-care system

Russian oil price cap is a go. But will it work?

Ageism plays an insignificant role in hiring decisions

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