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April 10, 2026 |Jennifer Welshwas among ten recipients honoured at the second annual NDG MNA Medal Ceremony, hosted by Désirée McGraw, Member of the National Assembly for Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, at Villa Maria College. The medal recognizes leaders, builders, and changemakers whose work helps shape the NDG community and, in many cases, leaves a lasting mark on Quebec.

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Published on: 22 Apr 2026

DistinguishedJames Թ Professor of Twentieth-Century Literature Allan Hepburnrecently published(Cambridge University Press, 2026) and

Published on: 22 Apr 2026

Researchers at Թhavefound thatbrieflytreating peanuts with cold plasma, an ionically charged gas that triggers chemical changes,reducestheir potentialto cause allergic reactions.The researchers say this isprobably because the processcauseschanges to the protein structure,the part of the peanut thatcantrigger an immune response.The technologywas also shown toimprovefunctional properties important for food manufacturing.

Classified as: Vijaya Raghavan, peanuts, Food allergies, cold plasma
Published on: 22 Apr 2026

This message is sent on behalf of Serge Bergeron, Senior Director, Budget and Finance, Analysis, Planning and Budget and Tonia Sciannamblo, Deputy Controller, Financial Services

Dear Colleagues,

The overhead recovery fee currently being charged on actual revenues earned in non-1A unrestricted funds will remain at 7.5% in FY2027. This is unchanged from FY2026. The process for collecting and recording of this fee will continue to occur on a quarterly basis.

Classified as: Overhead Recovery Fee FY2027 / frais de récupération 7, 5 % pour l'exercice 2027
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Published on: 22 Apr 2026

Internationalenergy research organizationEmberhasreleased its annual.Itreportsthatcleanenergysources havemet all new energy demand since 2025,whileelectricity generation from fossil fuelshasremainedunchanged.Thereviewnotes that solar poweris growingat thefastestrate. However,in Canada,it notes,solar and wind make upless than 10 per centofthe country’selectricity generation,compared to theG7 average of 19 per cent.

Classified as: François Bouffard, renewable energy, solar power, Amy Janzwood, djordje romanic, Jeffrey Bergthorson
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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

It’srare that any business faces the type of challenges that a symphony orchestra does. An orchestra needs to perform at elite level, night in and night out. But it also needs to make money.

The Montreal Symphony Orchestra (MSO) rises to the challenge. The traditional model of staging about dozen shows per season for a loyal audience has evolved, MSO CEO Mélanie La Couture told Prof. Karl Moore for an article in Les Affaires.

Classified as: Karl Moore, Strategy and Organization
Published on: 21 Apr 2026

Some of Dr. Jeffrey Mogil’s most influential discoveries could be considered serendipity. He may not have set out to revolutionize the field, but what he ended up finding has made a lasting impact in the world of pain research.

Dr. Mogil is a pain researcher and professor at Թ, and his CIHR-supported work uncovered two big blind spots: the research had focused almost entirely on male pain and mostly measured one type of pain—and not the type that makes the biggest difference for patients.

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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

Please note that myFuture will be unavailable on April 23, 2026, from 9:00 to 9:15 a.m. due to scheduled maintenance.

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Veuillez noter que myFuture sera indisponible le 23 avril 2026, de 9 h à 9 h 15, en raison d’une maintenance planifiée.

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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

April 20, 2026 |Pearl Eliadisspoke to HRReporter on how Quebec's Bills 94 and 9 are reshaping religious accommodation. The "sleeper" issue for HR teams, Eliadis argues, is Bill 9's replacement of the "undue hardship" threshold with a "more than minimal hardship" standard, letting employers refuse religious accommodation on the basis of minor inconvenience.

Classified as: Pearl Eliadis, Bill 9
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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

Arpil 7, 2026 | Pearl Eliadisjoined Canadaland Politics to break down what's at stake as the Supreme Court of Canada wraps up its longest-ever hearing on Quebec's Bill 21, the province's law restricting religious symbols in public-sector jobs.

Classified as: Pearl Eliadis, Supreme Court of Canada, bill 21
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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

April 2, 2026 | MPP'25 Elijah Maubertspoke to CBC about algorithmic pricing as Manitoba moves to ban the tactic under Bill 49. Drawing on a 2025Max Bell Policy Lab projectco-authored for the Competition Bureau of Canada, Maubert weighs both sides: AI pricing can help smaller firms compete, but it can also produce unintentional collusion when competitors rely on the same software.

Classified as: MPP students, mpp perspectives, Policy Lab, algorithm
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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

Projects focusing on MedTech and genomics cut across disciplines while mobilizing expertise at Թ and other Quebec institutions to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow

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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

A by the Canadian Medical Association finds that 97 per cent of doctors report having intervened to prevent harm or address consequences after a patient followed false or misleading health information obtained online, including advice from AI.

A Թ expert is available to comment:

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Published on: 21 Apr 2026

Curious about what goes on behind the scenes of an international poetry prize? The Faculty of Arts spoke to MA student Izzi Holmes and U3 Physics and English major Clara Costello about the important work they do for the Montreal International Poetry Prize and the positive impact it has on the Թ community, and on poets around the world.

Published on: 20 Apr 2026

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