Our close bond with dogs has a long history, study shows
Dogs were certainly useful but ‘people clearly had emotional attachments to their dogs from the very beginning’
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Atwood’s childhood works reveals early glimmers of creativity
Compilation of juvenilia hints at the famed author’s first influences – and a characteristic sense of humour, say U of A experts
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Building quality of life into spaces for people with ‘invisible’ disabilities
Ensuring physical accessibility is only the beginning of creating places where people can ‘be who they are,’ says design consultant and PhD student Lara Pinchbeck
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Science shatters misconceptions about Indigenous peoples
Archeologist believes unearthing evidence is the best way to change public perceptions – and public policy
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Graduation opens new chapter for Cree poet and Rhodes scholar
Billy-Ray Belcourt earns PhD from U of A while winning acclaim for his accounts of life as a gay Indigenous person in Western Canada
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