Beyond the “myth of abundance,” Canada’s freshwater future is being reshaped by a rapid thaw that threatens the very foundations of our northern communities and western agriculture.
Graduate student Esha Saleem examines how fluoride levels vary across the City of Saskatoon and why it matters for dental health.
GIWS joins partners across North America to support training and research on sustainable water use.
César Pedrosa Soares and Sam Lucy Behle are heading to Calgary to compete in the AquaHacking Prairies Grand Finale for the chance to win seed funding to launch their water-tech startup.
As digital technology continues to change, advance and shape our everyday lives, experts are leveraging new tech and new tools to push the boundaries of research, scholarly and artistic work.
Critical minerals are essential to modern technology, from clean energy to smartphones and medical imaging. As global demand for these materials increases, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is leading the way for critical mineral resource research and development.
