Can You Recover From Bad Sleep?
New research suggests catch-up sleep may help reduce the health risks linked to short nights of sleep. Your body might recover more than scientists once believed.
2026
Teaching that shapes discovery
A Lecturer at the University of Newcastle argues that instruction in molecular behaviour determines how future scientists learn to explain, predict, and design in chemistry.
June 2026 Newsletter
From May 31 to June 6, 2026, Canadians are invited to celebrate Canadian Environment Week by taking action to protect the places we love and the planet we all share. There is no Planet B. Let’s protect it for future generations
WeCanReason Webinar – Ethics without Deities: Humanism in Science Fiction Film and Media video released
What happens to morality when there’s no higher power to guide us? From early cinema to modern sci-fi, this talk explores how stories of the future push us to confront responsibility, choice, and what it really means to be human.
Turning idea into official plan
The European particle physics strategy marks a turning point for the Future Circular Collider (FCC).
Think Twice: AI in Class
AI can simplify learning, but students must still practice thinking and questioning to grow.
Magnetic Fields Ride Across the Stars
A new study argues stellar magnetism could be far more common than we thought, reshaping our view of star life cycles and galactic dynamics.
WeCanReason Speakers’ Weekly Update
Catch up with what our speakers did last week
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AI as spiritual mentor
In 2026, American Christians show a mixed faith in AI as a spiritual mentor.