The Tokai to Kamioka (T2K) experiment in Japan and the NuMI Off-axis νe Appearance (NOvA) experiment in the United States, previously considered rival experiments, conducted a joint analysis and published their first results today in the journal Nature.
Inconsistent translations of the term One Health may be undermining global efforts to protect human, animal and environmental health, a new study by Cary Wu finds.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Toronto meeting with Premier Doug Ford, as Ottawa suggests changes to bail reform. Osgoode Hall Law School Dean and Professor Trevor Farrow tells CBC what it means for the legal system.
The Trump administration has purchased stakes in two Canadian mining companies, causing concern about the future of foreign ownership of Canadian critical minerals.
Once again York University proves it is one of the best comprehensive universities in Canada, placing in the top five in today's Maclean’s 2026 University Rankings. York has consistently ranked in the top five for several consecutive years. In addition to snagging the fifth spot, York also came in fourth for reputation, third for student […]
As Canada faces increased risk from climate hazards and extreme weather, York experts offer insights into how evidence-based planning can reduce the impact of disasters
A landmark $6 million gift from The Hennick Family Foundation will boost scholarships and experiential learning in York’s top-ranked JD/MBA program, now renamed in the family’s honour
HEATSCAPE-Africa, a new international collaboration led by researchers in the Faculty of Health at York University, will look at the relationship between climate-related heat and mental-health.
