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“#University transcripts move into the digital age” Waiting for requested post-secondary transcripts has long been notoriously slow. A new project aims to remedy that and put control in the hands of learners. In January 2020, ‘Snowmageddon’ stopped MUN from issuing students’ transcripts for nine days (Andrew Vaughan/CP) In January, Newfoundland experienced what many now call…
“#Studying to be a better citizen: The true value of an arts degree” Anusha Kav: Yes, there are plenty of job prospects for arts graduates. But the degree’s true value is more profound than practical. Kav took undergraduate classes in political science, art history and the media (Photograph by Jason Franson) Anusha Kav is working…
“#Netflix Canada in December 2020: What’s new this month” What you should watch Natalie Palamides: Nate – A One Man Show (December 1): New York magazine dubbed this comedy show “The Most Astonishing Special of 2020,” and it may turn out to be the latest in the line of deconstructive Netflix comedy specials that started…
“#The 20 books you need to read in winter 2020” SPECULATIVE FICTION The 2084 Report by James Lawrence Powell Most academics can write, but James Lawrence Powell can plot. The eminent 84-year-old geologist, who has an asteroid named after him, is the author of the 2019 scholarly article, “Scientists Reach 100 Per Cent Consensus on Anthropogenic…
“#Trudeau needs a COVID-19 Emergency Law. Here’s how to do it.” Amir Attaran is a biomedical scientist, a lawyer, and a professor in the Faculty of Law and the School of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Ottawa. Prime Minister Trudeau pondered his options. His advisors told him that a national crisis was…
“#Margaret MacMillan in conversation with Paul Wells: Maclean’s Live” Canada’s most distinguished historian joins Maclean’s senior writer Paul Wells for a talk about momentous times—including the year 2020 What’s it like to live through history? Does a historian have any advice for the rest of us? Canada’s most distinguished historian, bestselling author Margaret MacMillan, joins…
“#COVID-19 in Canada: How our battle against the second wave is going” The latest numbers from across country showing where the virus is spreading, and how quickly Note: Data in the charts last updated on Nov. 27 at 7 a.m. EDT. (Some provinces include their weekend numbers in Monday’s data announcement.) The current growth of…
“#Doug Ford’s Nov. 27 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video” The premier is set to speak at 1 p.m. ET. Stay tuned for the livestream (function (d, s, n) {var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];js = d.createElement(s);js.className = n;js.src = “//player.ex.co/player/b8391b55-6a16-46a2-b625-b4a52f7d6e23″;fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document,”script”, “exco-player”)); The post Doug Ford’s Nov. 27 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video appeared first on…
“#Human remains found on Vancouver Island have opened a door into a lost world” On a sunny day in August, at the controls of a Komatsu 300 excavator, 32-year-old Jesse McKay was pulling up a gnarled and rotted old-growth tree stump on the north side of Washer Creek, just outside Union Bay, a sleepy old…
“#The pandemic has ramped up students’ money woes” Consider the undergraduate student in Orillia. Spring midterms have just wrapped up at Lakehead University’s southern Ontario campus. It is time to start looking for a summer job to cover living expenses. Unlucky for the student, who already relies heavily on provincial loans, it is March 2020…