Author: The Ontarion

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German city first in world to ban coffee pods

Coffee-brewing options limited for residents in Hamburg, Germany A recent ban on coffee in Germany’s second largest city could have countless Canadians clutching their single serve brews more closely. The ban, which prohibits the purchase of single serve coffee pods in government-funded buildings, marks Hamburg as the first city in […]

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On this Day…

March 3, 1923 On this day in 1923, the first ever volume of TIME Magazine was published. Featuring an image of John G. Cannon, who was retiring from the House of Representatives after 23 terms, and selling for a whopping 15 cents US, the first volume of the magazine covered […]

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Straight as a Circle: The Oscars 2016

Examining the Queer issue As I curled up on the sofa to watch the Oscars on Sunday night, I couldn’t help but feel excited. Although I am aware of the many issues within the Academy, such as #OscarsSoWhite and the astounding lack of female nominees (and even fewer female winners), […]

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Gwynne Dyer captivates audience while touring new book

World famous journalist visits the U of G Not for the first time in the past several years Gwynne Dyer graced the University of Guelph campus with his presence. For his latest visit, he is promoting and touring his newest book Don’t Panic: ISIS, Terror and Today’s Middle East. Gwynne […]

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A Matter of Facts: Blood flow manipulation

New human performance-enhancing tool has wide range of applications A new tool designed to enhance performance in athletes at the University of Guelph could pave the way for improved recovery and health outcomes well beyond the university’s border. Dr. Jamie Burr, an assistant professor in the University of Guelph’s Department […]

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Ketamine’s potential uses

Party drug Ketamine seen as promising new depression treatment According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, at least eight per cent of Canadians will be affected by major depression in their lives. Regularly prescribed serotonin selective reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) such as Prozac and Zoloft can take weeks even months to […]