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The federal Liberal government announced Bill C-14 which promises changes to the justice system o make bail harder to get. Members of the media may directly contact the following experts on this topic:

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What if a simple act of reorganization became the starting point for collective adventure and a better understanding of our feminist history? That's the challenge our team has set itself in rethinking how to preserve, present, and share the photographs in the Canadian Women's Movement Archives (CWMA) collection. Because in archives, as in life, one small change can lead to bigger possibi...

We are thrilled to announce the 2025 BHI scholarship awardees. This fall, we successfully funded 16 outstanding trainees dedicated to advancing brain-heart research. Below is the list of awardees along with their affiliations and project titles. Congratulations!

On October 3, the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine proudly celebrated six remarkable alumni whose achievements in health care, research, and education reflect true excellence, dedication, and innovation. Through their work, they continue to advance science, inspire future generations, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

University of Ottawa students are setting up mind-blowing startup enterprises. Ultra-biodegradable food packaging, a biotech anti-aging cream and nutritious snack bars with a social mission — these are just a few eureka moments being brought to market.

Maybe your midterm results aren’t what you were hoping for? Take a deep breath and tell yourself that plenty of people go through the same thing. The University of Ottawa has useful resources designed to help you succeed. Here’s how to take advantage of them to get better grades.

Frédéric St-Denis-Bissonnette (BSc Biochemistry ’21) knows beauty is more than skin-deep.

The Homecoming 2025 weekend, held from October 3 to 5, brought together the extended family of the Faculty of Medicine around a shared sentiment: pride in belonging to a community that continues to shape the medicine of today and tomorrow.

Ten uOttawa students and one alum are among the inspiring young trailblazers to be recognized with Youth Ottawa’s 21 Under 21 Awards. The awards celebrate youth who show remarkable initiative and leadership as they spark positive change.