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Governor General honours top social sciences and humanities researchers
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AT A GLANCE
A look at what we do by the numbers
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Cross-Canada impact: SSHRC expenditures by region, 2017-18
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HEADLINES
The latest from SSHRC and its partners
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In an op-ed recently published in the University of Manitoba's ResearchLIFE, SSHRC President Ted Hewitt highlights the value of collaboration in innovation. He explains how the federal research funding agencies are working together to reinvigorate the research ecosystem.
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SSHRC-funded researcher wins 2018 Molson Prize
University of Toronto history professor Lynne Viola received the 2018 Molson Prize in the social sciences and humanities. Viola is a leading scholar on the Soviet Union, focusing on the social and political history and oppression of the Stalin years. The prize recognizes contributions to Canada's cultural and intellectual heritage, and is administered by the Canada Council for the Arts, in conjunction with SSHRC.
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FUNDING FOCUS
Application deadlines, program updates, application tips and more
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Funding tip of the month: Become a reviewer
SSHRC is constantly seeking reviewers who represent the diversity in the social sciences and humanities research community. Find out how to get involved in the merit review process.
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SSHRC researchers at heart of new Indigenous policy think tank
Canada's first Indigenous-led think tank, Yellowhead Institute, has launched at Ryerson University. Housed in the Faculty of Arts, the institute will gather Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers to conduct accessible analysis on policy and law affecting First Nations communities.
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The complex patterns of drug use
What services do drug users access on a regular basis? How can drug addiction rehabilitation processes be improved? Natacha Brunelle, a Canada Research Chair at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, is leading a team that will generate new knowledge and recommend new drug addiction intervention strategies.
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