As we rely more and more on digital tools to conduct our daily business, an ever-growing number of face-to-face interactions are going through computers and smartphones. These devices help your child discover the world around them, stay in touch with friends and family, and pursue their interests. However, while being immersed in these digital worlds, it can be easy to forget that real people are on the receiving end of their online messages, texts, games, and social media posts.

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Yeast is a key component of beer, wine, and other fermented foods like kimchi and kefir.

Researchers at the University of Illinois have discovered a new technology that lets them modify a type of yeast widely used in wine and beer so that it will reduce hangovers. American scientists have found a way to boost good qualities in the yeast and reduce bad ones. This allows scientists to make extremely precise genetic changes, targeting specific areas of the yeast's makeup.
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The changing climate is affecting not only our weather and environment, it has an increasing impact on growing food as well. Crops have to be more resilient to drought and temperature changes and must be able to withstand a plethora of diseases.

Giving plants the tools to protect themselves could be the answer. Many studies have proven for example, that genetically modified crops can be more efficient to grow, offering significant environmental benefits when it comes to food production....

Vitamins and minerals are critical to our physical and intellectual health, yet there are billions of people around the world who live with nutrient deficiencies. These important nutrients contribute to everything from boosting our immune system to supporting normal growth and ensuring our organs are doing their jobs.

While some people may consume enough calories to survive, they lack the micronutrients needed to reach their full physical and mental potential. This is known as “hidden...

To succeed in the Canadian military, one must possess a few key characteristics: drive, resourcefulness, and a can-do attitude.

Those same qualities are also crucial in the skilled trades.

That's why the Ontario College of Trades says it's eager to showcase the type of rewarding career veterans and those currently serving in the military can have in the civilian skilled trades.

The process starts with the College's Trades Equivalency Assessment (TEA)...