Generating Wellness at Work: Developing and Implementing an Evaluation for a Workplace Social Health Intervention

The rising incidence of social isolation and mental health challenges in modern society calls for a focused investigation into interventions that can promote social health and wellbeing. Given the amount of time individuals spend at work, this is a particularly relevant context. This project aims to develop an evaluation of the effectiveness of a multi-dimensional […]

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Expérience d’accès à la justice, aux services et conseils juridiques de migrant·es sans statut ou à statut précaire au Québec : une recherche-action exploratoire

Alors que la mobilité internationale atteint des niveaux sans précédent, exacerbés par les crises politiques et économiques, le visage de l’immigration se transforme. Au Canada, comme au Québec, on assiste à une augmentation sans précédents des migrant.es temporaires. Or, être migrant sur un statut temporaire peut engendrer différentes formes de précarités. Les services juridiques et […]

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Snow Crab productivity and Management Targets under Changing Ocean Conditions

With recent annual landings values over $200 million, snow crab remains a dominant component of Newfoundland and Labrador fisheries and these snow crab stocks have recently been certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) as an initiative of the Association of Seafood Producers (ASP). MSC certification increases market value and access by the fishery; however, […]

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Réalité des pères immigrants d’expression anglophone au Québec

Les connaissances sur la réalité des pères québécois immigrants d’expression anglophone sont très peu documentées. Une étude récente menée par le Community Health And Social Services Network (CHSSN) en collaboration avec le Regroupement pour la Valorisation de la Paternité (RVP) a analysé l’expérience de la paternité dans la communauté anglophone au Québec. Les résultats indiquent […]

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Offre d’interprétation historique et patrimonial pour le noyau institutionnel Saint-Édouard de Port-Alfred

La recherche est une contribution directe à un vaste projet de requalification de l’église Saint-Édouard à Port-Alfred (Saguenay). Les résultats produits par les étudiants serviront à développer une offre d’interprétation historique et patrimoniale du noyau institutionnel de Port-Alfred. Une partie du travail sera de débusquer, regrouper et analyser les contenus historiques (documents, photos, vidéos, etc.) […]

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Enhancing economic outcomes for Albertans through data-driven insights.

The Alberta Chambers of Commerce (ACC) is actively leading the transformative Hire by Referral project, aligning with our commitment to support Alberta’s business community. Representing a network of 100+ local chambers and over 20,000 businesses, our primary focus is to enhance successful hiring and retention practices for diverse job seekers. Dedicated to supporting Albertans in […]

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Nature-based solutions for health and economic-informed microclimate management

The research project promotes urban sustainability and the impact of preserving natural assets on health and the economy. It focuses on climate change adaptation and climate hazard mitigation, including, extreme heat, air quality, flooding, and high wind events. The research proposes a framework to predict and mitigate the impact of climate hazards on public health […]

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Monitoring Marsh Extent and Vegetation Composition in British Columbia’s South Coast using Remote Sensing and Machine/Deep Learning Models

Coastal salt marshes, such as those in southern British Columbia (BC), offer valuable ecosystem services, including providing habitats for various plant, fish, and bird species, protecting shorelines from storm surges and erosion, and sequestering and storing carbon to mitigate climate change. However, this low-lying system is under threat due to rising sea levels and human […]

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Genomic detection and monitoring of the Dutch elm disease

The research proposed will address the need for tools that can provide rapid and accurate identification of the pathogens that cause Dutch elm disease. This will address the first General Area of Research to develop forest pest management products as well as the fourth General Area of Research to develop forest pest management strategies. Development […]

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Housing Affordability Financing Study

The Housing Affordability Financing Study will review what is working in financing affordable housing within Canada amongst credit unions and other financial service providers for the Canadian Credit Union Association (CCUA). A scan of websites and interviews with key informants within the Credit Union system will identify financial projects that are helping to make owning […]

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Prevalence of uterine pathology in women

Our team hopes to learn more about how common problems are within the uterus of Canadian women and people who were assigned female at birth but no longer identify as women. The uterus can have many problems such as fibroids, adenomyosis, polyps, congenital anomalies, isthmoceles, and intrauterine adhesions. In general, ultrasound is the main tool […]

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