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Dal News
- Mothers for more than just months: How decades‑old teeth are teaching Dal researchers about the lifecycles of bottlenose whales
- Keeping it "100": Teaching Fellow Lesley Choyce publishes his 100th book
- Taking on the Idea Challenge
- Local advantage, regional leadership, global impact: Dal marks a big research year
- Celebrating creativity and innovation
- Canada's 'crossover' youth need a children's commissioner
- Tastier apples, improved sexual health, stronger batteries, better health outcomes for Indigenous youth: Meet Dal’s 2020‑21 Vanier and Banting Award recipients
- Nipnikús (June) — “Leaves in Full Blossom”: Reflections on National Indigenous History Month
- Recognizing National Indigenous History Month
- More than just a "lifestyle": The Mi'kmaw roots of East Coast hospitality
Aboriginal and Indigenous Research
A look at Aboriginal research at Dal: Given Dalhousie’s location in the heart of Mi’kmaq territory, it’s perhaps not surprising to find a number of research projects taking place with Aboriginal and Indigenous communities. What might be surprising, though, are their variety — and the degree to which they span various communities. Read the full story.
The Conversation Canada
Dalhousie University is proud to have signed on as a founding partner of The Conversation Canada, a new-to-Canada media outlet providing independent, high-quality explanatory journalism.
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