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Peter Mothe

Canada, Moncton
As seen in: The Globe and Mail
Writer and illustrator | 🇦🇷 in 🇨🇦 | he/him | Senior #SciComm Specialist @tfri_research | #Moncton via BsAs, St Louis, Beijing, Córdoba, and VanCity
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Scientists to Unlock Largest Collection of Cancer Data in Canada through the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network

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By Terry Fox, Peter Mothe, Kelly Curwin
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TORONTO, Oct. 29, 2025 (CNW Group via COMTEX) --  Thirty-five of Canada's brightest scientific minds will embark on a new era of precision oncology when they unlock access to the largest collection of cancer data ever assembled in Canada. The Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network's (MOHCCN) Gold Cohort includes data from over 11,000 patients that have been collected, categorized and validated by teams of researchers at cancer centres across the country.
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Tesa's Story - Foundry

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By Peter Mothe
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GROWING UP, ALL TESA REALLY WANTED WAS TO FIT IN. She has memories of being in middle school, for example, and desperately wanting to be like the other girls in her class. But every time she saw herself in a mirror or tried talking to one of those girls, she’d be overcome by an intense feeling of inadequacy. It felt like if a voice in her head were telling her that she wasn’t good enough to be like them.
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Peter Mothe

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By Peter Mothe
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How a young indigenous man from the interior of B.C. made history on the soccer pitch —and what came after. – IT’S JULY 10, 1983 AND 50,000 PEOPLE pack the stands at Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium. The match between the top-ranked Vancouver Whitecaps and the second-placed New York Cosmos is moments away from kickoff, and as the crowd comes to life, its roar cascades onto pitch with thunderous force.
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