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A new scholarly book by professor Daniel Stockemer, Democracy Under Scrutiny: Unpacking the Causes and Consequences of Democratic Dissatisfaction, offers an in-depth examination of a growing challenge facing political systems worldwide: citizens’ declining satisfaction with democracy.

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A major new student housing project at the University of Ottawa promises to elevate the student experience on campus.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is traveling to China looking to reset the relationship between the countries by building strategic partnerships, diversifying trade and attracting new investment amid ongoing tariff and trade difficulties with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The University of Ottawa and The Ottawa Hospital (TOH) are joining forces to establish the Ottawa region as a Canadian leader in biotherapeutics manufacturing, clinical trials and biodefence during a transformative period of growth in these critical sectors.

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For Professor Jules Blais, understanding the future of our ecosystems begins with looking deep into the past, layer by layer, sediment by sediment.

At uOttawa, it’s common to hear about research chairs. But what are they exactly and how do they involve students? To learn more, OLBI’s Marketing and Development team spoke with Beverly Baker, Director Language Assessment and holder of OLBI’s Faculty of Arts Research Chair in Language Assessment Literacy.

Since January 1, 2026, companies in Ontario with at least 25 employees must now advertise the salary or hourly wage bracket attached to a job posting listed online.

Professor Lori Beaman has received the prestigious Humboldt Research Award from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation.