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Rebecca Gao is a journalist in Toronto. She has covered a range of topics – everything from local politics, health care, tech and innovation to the environment and food. You can find her writing in publications such as Maclean's, the Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, Toronto Life, The Local and The Narwhal.

Winston Li’s Arima is giving marketers an AI advantage by modelling real people without using their actual data

Biologist Vett Lloyd on the ticks that cause a red meat allergy – and her work to develop a rapid Lyme disease test

Long reliant on costly U.S. ticks for lab work, Acadia University will breed their own to investigate a growing threat of disease

Dr. Heather Ross is bringing big-city medicine to remote northern communities

Winston Li’s Arima is giving marketers an AI advantage by modelling real people without using their actual data

Long reliant on costly U.S. ticks for lab work, Acadia University will breed their own to investigate a growing threat of disease

Biologist Vett Lloyd on the ticks that cause a red meat allergy – and her work to develop a rapid Lyme disease test

Dr. Heather Ross is bringing big-city medicine to remote northern communities

Winston Li’s Arima is giving marketers an AI advantage by modelling real people without using their actual data

Dr. Heather Ross is bringing big-city medicine to remote northern communities

Biologist Vett Lloyd on the ticks that cause a red meat allergy – and her work to develop a rapid Lyme disease test

Long reliant on costly U.S. ticks for lab work, Acadia University will breed their own to investigate a growing threat of disease