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The Canadian Armed Forces Officer and orthopedic surgeon combines appreciation, ambition and adventure in serving his adopted country.

Looking for a place to eat out in Ottawa without breaking the bank? Check out this list of off-campus spots recommended by The Gee’s student insider. Whether you’re hungry for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’re sure to find something that satisfies your cravings!

In a recent news article by the OHRI, the uOBMRI’s Dr. Tiago Mestre is highlighted in an article on “Hope for Huntington’s: New gene-targeted therapy trial opens in Ottawa.”

With the rise of AI, a career in computing today looks different from what it did in the days of vacuum tube computers — but the excitement and appeal of new technology are the same. Alumnus John McEntyre reflects on his journey and the potential AI brings for engineers entering the field.

Newly funded by ArcticNet in 2024, Professor Kyra St. Pierre’s latest project isn’t just a scientific expedition. It’s a partnership — one that brings together uOttawa, Yukon University, the Taku River Tlingit First Nation and collaborators at Queen’s University and the University of Toronto Mississauga. Together, they aim to understand the cascading effects of glacier loss on aquatic ecosystems i...

From record-breaking wildfires to devastating floods, Canadians are increasingly confronting the realities of a warming planet.

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When Cynthia Westaway envisioned a way to strengthen the capacity of Indigenous communities to engage in consultation and land management, she also recognized an opportunity to transform the relationship between law and community.

Once sidewalks and streets are covered with ice and snow, every step becomes hazardous. For people with reduced mobility, using a walker poses an even greater challenge when salt, snow and ice obstruct the wheels or weaken braking performance. To tackle this problem, a walker user enlisted the help of a team of mechanical engineering students from the University of Ottawa to design a model adapted...

GSPIA master’s student, Angelica Kalubiaka, represented Canada at a major United Nations conference in Geneva, taking part in high-level discussions on trade, investment, and sustainable development.