It’s #DNAday ! Canada applauds Dr. Nadine Caron who is co-leading a team reducing access barriers to diagnosis of genetic disease in Indigenous children.
Canada’s Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre Silent Genomes
#GenomicTraiblazers

The answers to these questions about cancer treatment, access to trials, research and so much more should drive a national conversation about how Canada can and must do better.

There are pros & cons to the capital gains tax increases but stories about cottage owners racing to sell to avoid an extra 16% tax on their vacation property’s value *gain* is, err, so very, what’s the word? Irrelevant? theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

ICYMI: A Q&A with Dr. Rodney Ouellette, Senior Scientist and Founder ACRI in Moncton, #NB and member of the #TeamCanadaOfCancerResearch !

🏃‍♂️ How Terry Fox inspires him
🔬 His immunotherapy research
🍁 Why the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network is so important

🍁 Meet the #TeamCanadaOfCancerResearch : A Q&A with Rodney Ouellette 🍁

In 1980, Rodney Ouellette was a student in a small New Brunswick town when a young man from British Columbia visited his school.

Little did he know, that that chance encounter would change his life. (1/2)

Paul Wells gets it largely right (as usual on science policy in Canada). open.substack.com/pub/paulwells/…

For once, if applied to Canadian higher education, where universities are all public, he’s correct. Despite the annual ranking exercises, there’s little difference in quality. This is a Canadian benefit.

The tv news in the lounge at Reykjavik airport keeps cutting to a livestream of the eruption and it’s hard to see it other than as a metaphor for the global news.

Even the annoying ads are full of misinformation. A mud castle built on slime with foundations of sludge.

Hope. One thousand years from now. theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Canada is so broken that…

From “Politically Incorrect” to platforming grifters who parrot his particular view of the world, the descent of Bill Maher took a long but consistent curve.

Fantastic progress by this amazing team of Canada’s leading oncologists, researchers and patient partners.

It’s kinda nice to see that manual transmission is still being used by bacteria. #OldSchoolStick

The political half life of memories of the pandemic is apparently 9 months.

Getting text updates about your car's service is great.