Two dozen presidents from 14 countries gathered in advance of full G8 summit in Huntsville, Ontario.

This short blog entry argues that when looking at the relationship or science and society, the majority of scientists only see (and avoid) the energy barrier in front of them and fail to imagine and strive toward the products on the other side. There are of course exceptions to the rule and this article hopes to inspire such visionary thinking. It contends that the products, similar to those in a chemical reaction, will provide a state that will in their own time lead to less energy expenditure for scientists.

What happens when a “good education” doesn’t lead to a good job?

Saskatchewan government decides to cut funding to First Nations University of Canada.

Three recent reports, taken together, provide some interesting insights about the pathways and barriers to postsecondary education.

How should a freshly minted graduate behave when they are hired for their first professional job out of university?

Imagining the future of Canadian post-secondary education

Study finds similarities, some surprising differences, at Canada’s universities

In its pre-budget submission to the federal government, association puts emphasis on research spending

Canada Student Loans Program expects to dole out over $500 million in new grants

Ruling by Canada’s university sports body won’t keep SFU from switching to NCAA

This year’s top academic conferences feature career development programs with something for everyone

Law students offer their time pro bono to help guide groups and individuals – many of whom can’t afford legal counsel–through the judicial maze