How to reform our economic systems and address critical issues like pollution and climate change. By David Suzuki with contributions from Ian Hanington.

These are exciting times for Bonnie Crombie, Mayor of Mississauga. She is at the helm of a city that has a rich history involving the life sciences.

This Toronto-based medical device company brings innovation to the brain surgery space by improving on surgical equipment and streamlining robotic systems.

Researcher Dr. Judes Poirier discovered a possible risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease.

Wage subsidies offer solutions for biotechnology companies and new graduates by motivating employers to consider a talent pool they might have overlooked.

Ontario's concentration of research institutions and life sciences businesses has created the ideal climate for advances in the biotechnology spaces.

A growing number of lab administrators are optimizing their microfabrication equipment by involving their vendors early in the process.

Seventeen-year-old Miranda Li's passion for stem cell research led her to work on an innovative project about characterizing suicide genes.

In 1973, Torontonian Frank L. Graham and Alex J. van der Eb of The Netherlands co-developed a technique for introducing DNA into mammalian cells.

BC has no shortage of research institutions to draw innovation from, which gives rise to a lot of successful small and medium-sized biotech companies