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  • CCNA researchers write an op-ed on the politicization of science in Canada

    Globally, including here in Canada, efforts to undermine science and equity, diversity, and inclusion are steadily gaining ground. Magnolia Miller, Stefanie Tremblay, Sathya Karunananthan, and Claire Godard-Sebillotte teamed up to write an op-ed and a call to action for researchers regarding the politicization of science in Canada. Click here to read the op-ed.

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