Science needs to be given credence as well as cash

As Canadian scientists look forward to a better deal under a new regime, respect for their findings is as vital as fair funding

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January 7, 2016

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January 7, 2016

Paul Jump

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Canadian maple leaf and laboratory test tubes

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Science needs to be given credence as well as cash

As Canadian scientists look forward to a better deal under a new regime, respect for their findings is as vital as fair funding

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