Andrew Fazekas says increased light pollution is bad for human health, for plants and animals and it also makes it difficult to see the night sky.

Laura Tribe say an attack on net neutrality could affect access, fees and freedom of expression for internet users around the world.

Kat Lanteigne says paying for blood donations undermines the public blood system.

“We recalculated the average global temperatures from 1998-2012 and found that the rate of global warming had continued to rise at 0.112C per decade instead of slowing down to 0.05C per decade as previously thought,” said Xiangdong Zhang, an atmospheric scientist with UAF’s International Arctic Research Center

Lawyer Aris Daghighian says Canada must do more solve the problem of foreign nationals it wants to deport but whose home countries refuse to take them back.

Prof. Peter Jaffe hopes the justice committee will come up with policies to help people who suffer from serving jury duty.

Prof. Rebecca Pillai Riddell found that a parents behaviour affected how much pain a child felt after a vaccination needle.

Sara Austin says a children’s charter would draw attention to and help address ‘the gaps’ in providing for the well-being of Canadian children.

Prof. Andrea Waters-Rist says foot injuries thought to have been caused by wooden clogs have implications for modern day wearers of high heels.

Dr. Kaberi Dasgupta says when a woman gets diabetes and high blood pressure during pregnancy, she and her partner should make lifestyle changes to mitigate the greater risk that they both will develop the condition after the baby is born.