Author: The Ontarion

Arts & Culture

Guelph M.Sc. student’s debut novel inspired by insects he studies

In Charles-Étienne Ferland’s Dévorés, wasps are at the top of the food chain In our current time of food insecurity, insects have entered the spotlight as an undervalued and promising food source. However, in Charles-Étienne Ferland’s new post-apocalyptic novel, Dévorés, published by Ottawa publishing house Les Éditions L’Interligne, this prospect […]

Sports & Health

Magnesium supplements

Do we really need them? In recent years, the introduction of nutritional supplements to the Canadian diet has become increasingly common. With products ranging from vitamins and minerals to fish oils and antacids, many individuals have begun to add supplements to their daily routine. Some of the more popular supplements […]

News

College Royal 2018

North America’s biggest student run open house College Royal is a great way for U of G students to volunteer their time while gaining invaluable skills in animal handling. This past weekend, the College Royal Society, in conjunction with a number of U of G organizations and clubs, hosted the 94th […]

Opinion

Letter to the Editor: CSA elections

Last week, I was struck by an article entitled, “I know why you didn’t vote in the CSA elections — but why didn’t you run?” Engagement is almost a universal challenge for student unions. Student life is a balancing act: academics, extracurriculars, work, grad school applications, social life, maintaining overall […]

News

Flowie water sensor cuts water usage and saves money

Guelph citizens encouraged to go with the flow The average Canadian wastes 38,000 litres of water, a cost of about $150 per year, according to Ruth Casselman, COO and co-founder of Alert Labs. The Kitchener-based technology company, developed a new device called the Flowie, which reduces water intake by an average […]