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Resource-driven release from lag phase triggers the world’s fastest and largest coastal plant invasion

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 123, Issue 44, November 2026. SignificanceWhy some introduced populations remain dormant for decades, whereas others rapidly transform ecosystems, remains a fundamental question in ecology. We show that abundant sediment weakens Allee effects and dramatically shortens invasion lag ...

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Letters, Oct. 26

Privacy risks of health information Manitobans deserve answers about how their personal health information is collected, accessed and protected.

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