McMaster research targets menstrual cup ‘mess’ with absorbent tablets to tackle period stigma

McMaster University professor Zeinab Hosseinidoust worked alongside associate professor Tohid Didar to create smart tablets ...
Muskoka411

Friends Of The Muskoka Watershed Urges Residents, Businesses, And Institutions To Use Less Salt To Protect Our Watershed

Friends of the Muskoka Watershed (FOTMW) is kicking off SALTY November: Road Salt Awareness Month, a community-wide effort to ...

Does your Metro Vancouver water taste like mould? Don’t worry, throw a cucumber in it: official

Complaints of mouldy-smelling tap water made the rounds on social media in October. Regional district staff say there's no ...
Pembroke Observer

How Aidan Leach is growing science literacy in Renfrew County

When he’s not helping protect the Ottawa River and ensuring the safe use of nuclear energy as part of his work with the ...
Opinion

What happens when the well runs dry? After months of drought, Nova Scotians are finding out

The reality for rural Nova Scotians today is this: If you can afford to spend $20,000 – or more – you can drill a new well that likely will give you water. If you don’t have that money – and Nova ...