Locked Up: Behind Ontario’s Solitary Confinement
Srijoni Rahman White lights blaring from above, it was impossible to tell whether it was night or day. In the deafening silence of the room, even his breath seemed to […]
Category Archives: Ontario
Gender, Equity, and Prosperity – A Discussion on Equal Pay
Jasmine CY Lam The gender wage gap is a persistent challenge to achieving prosperity in society. Although women are becomingly increasingly more educated than men, and there is even a […]
Social Enterprise: An Emerging Business Model for Social Change
Kelly Rahardja Ontario’s social enterprise sector is booming, and it’s about time. As Canadian governments and businesses continue to invest in social initiatives and entrepreneurs, future innovation and economic growth […]
Turning the Light on for Research in Ontario
Aniket Kumar In an effort to address the reality that Ontario tuition costs are higher than other Canadian provinces, the Ontario government has committed to transform the way that universities […]
Keeping Foreigners Out? The 1-Year Canadian Requirement for Engineers in Ontario
Jasmine CY Lam A professional engineering (P.Eng) licence in Ontario can be both a blessing and a headache for newcomers to Canada. For newcomers, having a P.Eng on a resume […]
Down the Cylinder: A Rundown on Canadian Pipelines
Ian T. D. Thomson Near the end of 2016, pipelines were at the top of everyone’s agenda. The Trudeau government approved two major pipeline projects in Canada— Kinder Morgan’s TransMountain […]
