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Not Your Average Family Vacation
Heather Greenwood Davis thought she was taking her husband and two children – aged six and eight – on a year-long trip around the world.…
Permafrost Thaw is Turning Yukon Streams Orange
Thawing permafrost is one of the most unsettling yet under-the-radar consequences of climate change in northern Canada. As the layer of frozen soil, rock and…
Carleton Student and National Team Kayaker Balances Sport and School
Whether you’re a competitive or recreational paddler, if you like to move quickly or prefer leisurely outings under the sun, and if your vessel of…
How a Carleton Grad’s AI Experiment Opened New Doors
When Joe (Beiqiao) Hu arrived at Carleton University in 2024, he wasn’t just pursuing a graduate degree, he had three goals in mind: improve his…
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What’s Open and Closed: Civic Holiday
Carleton University is officially closed for the Civic Holiday on Monday, Aug. 3 and will reopen on Tuesday, Aug. 4. Some facilities continue to operate …
Carleton Researchers Secure $7.5 Million in SSHRC Partnership Grants
Three Carleton University-led research initiatives have been awarded Partnership Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), bringing $7.5 million in federal funding …
Three Carleton Community Members Appointed to the Order of Canada
Three Carleton University community members have been named to the Order of Canada. These exceptional leaders have been recognized for their leadership and contributions which have positively impacted the lives of numerous Canadians. The newest Carleton community …
What’s Open and Closed: Canada Day
Carleton University is officially closed on July 1 for Canada Day. Some facilities continue to operate throughout the holiday, with reduced hours in some cases. Dining Services On June 30, there will be …
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Carleton in the News
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Fen Hampson discusses Mark Carney’s latest remarks in trade negotiations with Trump administration
Washington Post, August 24, 2026
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Shawn Graham discusses the online trade of mummified human remains
CBC, August 22, 2026
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Ian Lee discusses the high costs for Canadians due to trade war
CBC, August 22, 2026
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Caleb Libke discusses dinosaurs in The End of Oak Street film
CBC, August 21, 2026