Innovation Anthology

Traditional Practices Often Protects Urban Aboriginals From Drug Abuse

Lethbridge Hosts Canada Wide Science Fair

New AIHS Chair in Translational Health

Orpyx Triumphs As VenturePrize Fast Growth Winner

New Irrritable Bowel Disease Clinic Focuses on Pregnancy

AIHS Dr. Cy Frank Proposes New Healthcare Mindset

AIHS Appoints Dr. Cy Frank As New CEO

CONRAD 2013.17: Seedlings Need Help In Reclamation Soils

CONRAD 2013.15: WHEC Study Shows Wolves Eat Beaver

CONRAD 2013.14: WHEC Studies Wolves in OIl Sands Area

CONRAD 2013.12: Ectomycorrhizal Fungi Communities in Aurora Capping Study

CONRAD 2013.11: Dr. Justine Karst on Ectomycorrhizal Fungi

CONRAD 2013.10: Dr. Bing Si on Aurora Capping Study

CONRAD 2013.9: Marty Yarmuch on Integrated Watershed Approach

CONRAD 2013.8: Science of Seed Saving

CONRAD 2013.7: Ann Smreciu on Seed Longevity

CONRAD 2013.6: Harvesting Boreal Seeds for Reclamation

CONRAD 2013.5: Oil Sands Vegetation Cooperative

CONRAD 2013.4: Dr. Simon Landhausser on Rebuilding Forest Ecosystems

CONRAD 2013.3: Dr. Simon Landhausser on Improving Survival of Tree Seedlings

CONRAD 2013.2: Overview from Chair Michele Young

CONRAD 2013.1: Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance

ABMI Records Rare Impoverished Pinweed

LucasFilm Launches Star Wars Identities World Tour

Star Wars Identities Explores Science Behind Who We Are

Women, Fishing and Environmental Perspective In The Arctic

American Anthropological Association Climate Change Task Force

American Anthropological Association Meeting in San Francisco

Research Promotes New Food Safety Technology

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More than half of Canada’s aboriginal population lives in urban centres. University of Lethbridge health researcher Dr. Cheryl Currie's recent study of urban aboriginal health indicates those who participate in traditional activities despite living in the city are less likely to have trouble with drug abuse. (Alberta Innovates Health Solutions)

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