In this issue: Community: Lights on in rural Nicaragua; Cleaning up Guatemalan communities; Argentinians turn trash into cash; Improving the Human Development Index; Development from the bottom up; Lessons learned on Estonia's tourism trail; Seeing through the smoke in ...

In this issue: Spark turns 15; Families; Rural Development; Human Ecology; Research in Retrospect and Additional References

In this issue: Diet and Exericse; Operating Theatre; Reproduction Frontiers; New Treatments

The Re•Storying Autism project is a Canadian–British collaboration that seeks to interrupt dominant and limiting narratives of autism through an alternative storytelling process. Short films made by people who identify as autistic or who have attracted a label of autism...

In this issue: Research for real results; Environmental sustainability; Bioeconomy; Product development; Emergency management; Partners for progress; Agricultural and rural policy; Production systems; Food for health; Knowledge translation and transfer; Highlight qualif...

Thinking of our students as future researchers offers libraries many reasons to support them as creators in the scholarly publishing world. The peer review process helps students better understand critical discourse. The submission and acceptance process helps them lear...

In this issue: Creating a sustainable economy; Environmental sustainability; Bioeconomy; Product Development and Enhancement Through Value Chains; Production Systems; Partners for Progress: Agricultural and Rural Policy: Emergency Management: Food for Health; Knowledge ...

In this issue:Quality advances through technology; Consumer issues and concerns; Improving health and nutrition; Safe food: The modern mantra; The Guelph Food Inventory 2000

In this issue: Mushroom production makes premium compost; Cold-tolerant potatoes for chips; Rust-resistant soybeans; Improvements in Ontario's popular asparagus variety; Computer program helps with weed management; Better manure and tillage practices; Controlling giant ...

Throughout this article, we take up works of disability artists whose practices engage with the act of walking/traversing as a method and form of sense-making. Specifically, we take up two performances by blind theatre artist Alex Bulmer—May I Take Your Arm (2018) and B...