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Florilegium Volume 39 is now available, with new research on race, material culture, religious difference, music and the...
10/15/2026

Florilegium Volume 39 is now available, with new research on race, material culture, religious difference, music and the history of medieval studies in Canada.

Discover articles that explore:
- Medieval European dance through the lens of race, interpreting Late Middle Ages texts and images that link dance and blackness and showing that premodern racialization was as mobile and fluid as the dancing bodies themselves
- Fifteenth-century Tuscan wedding chests that depict imaginary banquets, and how patrons wanted to project civic virtues as food and art were changing
- How the sixth-century poet Venantius Fortunatus depicted Jews across his poetry and hagiography, and how an elite Christian believer explained the presence of a religious minority in an ostensibly Christian society
- The 82 named chaplaincy holders in late medieval Bregenz (ca. 1387 to 1587), and how they shaped music, liturgy, and parish life
- The first thirty years of the Canadian Society of Medievalists / Société canadienne des médiévistes, with lessons for other academic associations and ways to build on the society's achievements

Explore the volume: https://bit.ly/FLOR39

Canadian Society of Medievalists

The new issue of Cervantes (Volume 46, Issue 1) is now available! This issue features new research on the Portuguese poe...
10/14/2026

The new issue of Cervantes (Volume 46, Issue 1) is now available!

This issue features new research on the Portuguese poet Francisco Rodrigues Lobo's ballads as possible sources for motifs in Cervantes's poem, and on how Cervantes and María de Zayas conceived of the value of print publishing in seventeenth-century Spain.

Other highlights include the introduction of "ur-ekphrasis," which describes visual art through a literary character's own voice, as distinct from traditional ekphrasis. The issue also has an informative book review section, and more, offering fresh perspectives on Cervantes and his literary world.

Explore the full issue and read the latest scholarship online: bit.ly/cervantes461

St. Lawrence University Department of Modern Languages Department of World Languages & Cultures

The new issue of the Journal of the Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease Canada (11.3) is now avai...
10/14/2026

The new issue of the Journal of the Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease Canada (11.3) is now available.

The issue opens with a Paediatric ID Note calling for a more pragmatic approach to infection control policy, one that focuses on the careful stewardship of additional precautions and PPE.

Also in this issue:
- A laboratory evaluation of the MedMira Multiplo Complete Syphilis (TP/nTP) Antibody Test against current conventional testing methods
- A study of statin prescribing for people living with HIV in Canadian clinical practice
- Trends, redundancies, and improvements in Lyme disease testing in Canada

This issue also features brief reports and clinical case reports on revaccination following non-guideline poliovirus serology testing; the link between seasonal influenza and hospital-acquired C. difficile rates; necrotizing infection and refractory septic shock caused by hypervirulent Klebsiella pneumoniae; and more.

Read more: bit.ly/JAMMI11-3

AMMI Canada University of Calgary's Cu***ng School of Medicine U of T Medicine Dalla Lana School of Public Health

The financial impact of breast cancer can extend well beyond medical bills, affecting patients and their families throug...
10/13/2026

The financial impact of breast cancer can extend well beyond medical bills, affecting patients and their families throughout treatment.

A new study in the Guthrie Clinic Journal of Medicine follows patients receiving breast cancer treatment at a rural cancer centre to examine how financial toxicity changes over time. Researchers found that perceived financial toxicity decreased over the course of a year, while patients under 65 experienced greater financial burden than older patients. The findings suggest that additional financial support may be particularly valuable early in treatment and for younger patients.

Read the article: https://bit.ly/GCJM_AAs1


Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine The Guthrie Clinic Geisinger

Explore a new special issue of the Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech: Acquisition of Uvular “ʁ” Across Languag...
10/11/2026

Explore a new special issue of the Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech: Acquisition of Uvular “ʁ” Across Languages!

"The uvular ‘ʁ’ is relatively rare crosslinguistically but occurs in several languages where it is considered a rhotic (r-sound) and in other languages where it is not (e.g., Arabic). This special issue of the Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech (JMBS) presents four studies of monolingual acquisition of “ʁ” in three languages where it is considered rhotic (Canadian French, European Portuguese, German) and one where it is not (Kuwaiti Arabic), examining data from typically developing children and those with protracted phonological development. A fifth article examines developmental “ʁ” data from European Portuguese–French bilingual children." —Editorial (JMBS 7.3), Barbara May Bernhardt and Joseph Paul Stemberger

Learn more: https://bit.ly/JMBS73

UBC School of Audiology and Speech Sciences
University of British Columbia
University of Alberta
Kuwait University
Ministry of Health of Kuwait
University of Montana
Sapienza Università di Roma

Have you been researching how cities and towns have changed over time? The Urban History Review / Revue d'histoire urbai...
10/08/2026

Have you been researching how cities and towns have changed over time?

The Urban History Review / Revue d'histoire urbaine (UHR / RHU) is seeking submissions. This peer-reviewed journal is published twice a year and explores the historical development of urban communities, with a particular focus on urban Canada.

What we publish:
- current research: work being done on Canadian towns and cities;
- future research: topics that need to be added to the research agenda;
- methodology: methods needed for studying urban places;
- sources: availability, reliability and interpretation of research materials.

Submissions are accepted on an ongoing basis.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4yoA7Ov
Submit your work: https://bit.ly/3TvTBBy


University of Toronto Faculty of Arts & Science Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies - RCCS International Council for Canadian Studies

In the new issue of Urban History Review (54.2), new research looks at how Canadian cities, institutions and neighbourho...
10/08/2026

In the new issue of Urban History Review (54.2), new research looks at how Canadian cities, institutions and neighbourhoods have changed over time.

- Drawing on the Islamic concept of Ummah, discover a spatial history of mosques in Toronto
- Read an article investigating the evolution of urban renewal in Rideau Heights, Ontario, through successive redevelopment plans from the 1940s to the 1960s
- A new case study analyzes how land tenure shapes voting and candidacy rights for First Nations members in municipal elections
- Explore how Quebec City won the 1896 Canadian Wheelmen's Association meet, a campaign built on national unity and the city's historic status as the site of Wolfe's victory
- The issue also includes numerous reviews, among them a review of Richard Harris' The Rise of the Neighbourhood in Canada, 1880s–2020s

Explore the issue: bit.ly/UHR_542

UQAT | Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue Department of Geography and Regional Planning Simon Fraser University Department of History

What happens when seemingly routine nasal symptoms point to a rare and aggressive cancer? In Mucosal Melanoma of the Nas...
10/07/2026

What happens when seemingly routine nasal symptoms point to a rare and aggressive cancer? In Mucosal Melanoma of the Nasal Cavity, authors present two cases of this uncommon malignancy, which can initially present with symptoms such as nasal congestion, obstruction, sinus pressure, and nosebleeds.

The cases demonstrate the challenges of diagnosing and treating nasal mucosal melanoma and underscore the importance of early recognition, timely imaging, and biopsy when symptoms persist or worsen.

Read the research in The Guthrie Clinic Journal of Medicine: https://bit.ly/GCJM_AAs2

The Guthrie Clinic

Journal of Canadian Studies is seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue titled "My Canada Includes an Extra Chr...
10/07/2026

Journal of Canadian Studies is seeking submissions for an upcoming special issue titled "My Canada Includes an Extra Chromosome," guest edited by Laura Bisaillon of University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC).

This special issue invites empirically grounded, theoretically informed research examining Canada's "excessive demand" immigration laws and medical inadmissibility policies that exclude migrants based on chronic illness, disability, and genetic difference. Potential topics include Canadian histories of medical exclusion, legal and socio-legal challenges to immigration policy, comparative analyses with other former British colonies, and theoretical frameworks for reimagining a more equitable system.

Abstracts are due November 1, 2026. Submissions are welcome in both English and French. Read the full Call for Papers and submission guidelines here: bit.ly/jcscfp



Association internationale des études québécoises International Council for Canadian Studies ACSUS ACS - Metropolis Institute / AEC - Institut Metropolis McGill Institute for the Study of Canada School for the Study of Canada - Trent University Canadian Studies Program UC Berkeley UCD Centre for Canadian Studies Department of American and Canadian Studies, University of Nottingham

The Canadian Journal of Communication Volume 51, Issue 3 is now available!"As the fall semester begins, the forces and d...
10/07/2026

The Canadian Journal of Communication Volume 51, Issue 3 is now available!

"As the fall semester begins, the forces and drift of technological overdetermination hang over the post-secondary sector like a spectre. Anxieties, engagements with and resistance to generative artificial intelligence (AI) bedevil lives inside and outside the institution, while societal debates about young people and social media bans, technological surveillance, data integration and democratic vulnerabilities, digital sovereignty and the changing international order, and data centres and the accelerating climate crisis are, it seems, underway everywhere. Amid this din, in this issue of the Canadian Journal of Communication, we are pleased to share a range of contributions that respond to key concerns and matters of contention shaping universities and social life today." —Editorial (CJC 51.3), Stuart R. Poyntz

Explore the full issue here: https://cjc.utppublishing.com/toc/cjc/51/3
SFU - School of Communication, McMaster University, Department of Communication, Media and Film - University of Calgary, Toronto Metropolitan University, Concordia University, University of British Columbia, University of Calgary, Simon Fraser University

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