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Exposure to protracted low-dose ionizing radiation and incident dementia in a cohort of Ontario nuclear power plant workers

Scandinavian Journal of Work, Environment & Health
OBJECTIVES: Emerging evidence suggests that low-dose ionizing radiation increases the risk of neurodegenerative diseases. Past studies have relied on death data to identify dementia, and these are prone to under-ascertainment and complicate the ...
Brianna Frangione, Ian Colman, Franco Momoli, Estelle Davesne, Robert Talarico, Chengchun Yu, Paul J Villeneuve   +6 more
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Sudden Natural Deaths in Ontario, Canada: A Retrospective Autopsy Analysis (2012–2016)

Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine, 2020
This study was performed to identify the categories and distribution of sudden natural deaths (SNDs) in Ontario (ON) from January 2012 to December 2016 as no such reports have been published in ON, and the authors sought to find out the distribution of ...
Jayantha C Herath, Olivia Liu
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Ontario

, 2002
An outline map showing the boundary, coastline and major lakes and rivers of Ontario.
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Assessment of population immunity to measles in Ontario, Canada: a Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN) study

Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, 2019
Canada eliminated measles in 1998. We conducted a sero-epidemiology study to estimate population immunity to measles in the province of Ontario, Canada and to identify groups at higher risk of outbreaks.
Shelly Bolotin, Alberto Severini, Todd Hatchette, Elizabeth McLachlan, Rachel Savage, Stephanie L. Hughes, John Wang, Shelley L. Deeks, Sarah Wilson, Marc Brisson, Scott A. Halperin, Jonathan Gubbay, Tony Mazzulli, Bouchra Serhir, Brian J. Ward, Natasha Crowcroft   +15 more
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Innovation within the Context of Local Economic Development and Planning: Perspectives of City Practitioners

Urban Planning, 2020
Although innovation is a major theme in current local economic development and planning, there is a considerable uncertainty of what the concept specifically means, measured, and how outcomes are identified.
Selina Phan, Evan Cleave, Godwin Arku
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Migrant Agricultural Workers’ Experiences of Support in Three Migrant‐Intensive Communities in Canada

Social Inclusion
Canada has intensified its reliance on temporary foreign workers, including migrant agricultural workers (MAWs) who have contributed to its agriculture sector, rural economies, and food security for decades.
Glynis George, Kristin Lozanski, Stephanie Mayell, Susana Caxaj   +3 more
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Unsettling Pedagogy: Co-designing Research in Place with Indigenous Educators

Studies in Social Justice, 2020
This article argues that decolonizing educational research begins in attention to inherited colonial thinking and ways of being. Working with over 250 Indigenous educators, staff, students, faculty and administrators associated with 10 partner ...
Laura Schaefli, Anne Godlewska
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Countering school bullying: An analysis of policy content in Ontario and Saskatchewan

International Journal of Education Policy and Leadership, 2011
The incidence of extreme school violence as a direct consequence of bullying among peers, exacerbated by vast media attention, has caused educational institutions worldwide to put bullying intervention and prevention strategies into operation. This study
Ginette Diane Roberge
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Enabling community energy planning? Polycentricity, governance frameworks, and community energy planning in Canada

Canadian Planning and Policy, 2021
Cet article examine les expériences de planification énergétique communautaire (PEC) dans trois provinces canadiennes: la Colombie-Britannique; l’Ontario; et la Nouvelle-Écosse. Les études de cas sont utilisées pour répondre à deux questions: dans quelle
Mark Winfield, Scott Harbinson, Susan Morrissey Wyse, Colleen Kaiser   +3 more
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Manufacturing change and policy response in the contemporary economic landscape: how cities in Ontario, Canada, understand and plan for manufacturing

Regional Studies, Regional Science, 2019
Despite its nearly half-century decline in Western countries, manufacturing remains a vital part of local and regional economies. This importance is reflected in the economic development policies of cities, which are struggling to understand the current ...
Evan Cleave, Marcello Vecchio, Duncan Spilsbury, Godwin Arku   +3 more
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