Research Scientist Jordan Mallon and fossilized companion at the Canadian Museum of Nature

Jordan Mallon has a thing about teeth and how they wear but you won’t find him peering into someone’s mouth.

While you may hear the whir of a dentist’s drill somewhere in his Ottawa workplace, its bit Continue reading →

Here are the MFNC executive reports for 2017.

Executive Reports 2017

The executive received lots of positive feedback about the quality of the 2017 banquet venue (the Sand Point golf club), the buffet and our presenters, Michael Runtz and Laurie Dougherty, who spoke on The Nature of Charles Macnamara.

Thanks to Judy Seligy for pulling it all together.

Mary Jack Continue reading →