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U of A spinoff, U.S. firm merge to commercialize transplant technology

By Special to Troy Media on February 26, 2021  

U of A spinoff, U.S. firm merge to commercialize transplant technology

University of Alberta spinoff company Tevosol has merged with the U.S.-based medical technology company Bridge to Life, bringing…

How frustrated managers can confront the pandemic’s entitlement culture

By David Fuller on February 26, 2021  

How frustrated managers can confront the pandemic’s entitlement culture

Jan was on the verge of tears as we discussed the challenges with her team.…

Why America shouldn’t cut off Canada’s energy supplies

By Mark Milke on February 25, 2021  

Why America shouldn’t cut off Canada’s energy supplies

By Mark Milke and Lennie Kaplan Canadian Energy Centre In a world where Russian President…

New Nova Scotia premier must seize opportunity for economic change

By Joseph Quesnel on February 25, 2021  

New Nova Scotia premier must seize opportunity for economic change

The Nova Scotia Liberal Party has chosen a new leader so it’s important to think…

Five ways to say ‘No’ and why it will make you feel better

By Faith Wood on February 25, 2021  

Five ways to say ‘No’ and why it will make you feel better

Faith Wood knows how to resolve conflict. Her years in front-line law enforcement taught her…

Alberta should be at the forefront of the shift to electric vehicles

By Clinton Desveaux on February 25, 2021  

Alberta should be at the forefront of the shift to electric vehicles

Political pundits, politicians and talking heads in the media for the most part spend very…

Farm practices may have altered the quality of our butter

By Sylvain Charlebois on February 24, 2021  

Farm practices may have altered the quality of our butter

For months, thousands of Canadians have taken to social media saying that they’ve noticed that…

Research aims to reduce use of chemical pesticides

By Special to Troy Media on February 24, 2021  

Research aims to reduce use of chemical pesticides

Fields used to grow food are naturally crawling with insects – but which ones can…

Indigenous leaders step up but no applause from environmentalists

By Chris Sankey on February 23, 2021  

Indigenous leaders step up but no applause from environmentalists

Not enough has been said about the recent memorandum of understanding between the First Nations…

History shows a path to resolve lobster fisheries dispute

By Joseph Quesnel on February 23, 2021  

History shows a path to resolve lobster fisheries dispute

A dispute in Ontario may help us understand ongoing tensions over the lobster fisheries on…

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