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24h de Science Walk & Talk: How will the emerald ash borer affect the future of Mount Royal forests?

11May201812:00
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Join Les amis de la montagne for a talk and a walking tour during which we will discuss the City of Montréal's strategy to fight the emerald ash borer on the mountain./redpathCategory: Redpath Museum

Freaky Friday: How I figured out how to improve housing and health care in Canada's north

6Apr201812:00
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Freaky Fridays ... when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This winter a new series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done. Each month you will hear one McGill scientist...

Freaky Friday: How I puzzled out and connected body parts and symmetry in embryos

9Mar201812:00
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Freaky Fridays ... when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This winter a new series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done. Each month you will hear one McGill scientist...

Freaky Friday: How I unlocked nature's fibre factories

9Feb201812:00
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Freaky Fridays ... when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This winter a new series of Freaky Fridays focusses on How science gets done. Each month you will hear one McGill scientist...

Wild Family Nature Club: Who's for Lunch?

16Dec201710:00
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Join a Redpath Museum educator for games and a hike at Angrignon Park as we learn about urban predators, prey and the habitats they live in. Meet inside the Angrignon metro station at 10:00 sharp...

Freaky Friday: How I figure out global food security

12Jan201812:00
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. . . when McGill scientists bust myths and clarify science. This WINTER a NEW  lunch hour series of Freaky Fridays focuses on HOW science gets done. Each month you will hear one McGill scientist...

McGill Survival Workshop: Firestarting

4Dec201712:00
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Join us for the new Survival workshops for and at McGill, for McGill students, staff and all personnel....

Biology

Alters, Brian J. Bell, Graham Birker, Ingrid Cooper, Linda Carroll, Robert de Mazancourt, Claire Gardezi, Tariq Green, David M. Hendry, Andrew Irwin, Mitch Larsson,...

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Land Acknowledgement

McGill University is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. McGill honours, recognizes and respects these nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we meet today.

The Redpath Museum's director EDI statement.

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