Canadian universities tackle legal cannabis with wildly different policies
Plus, where do students report the highest rates of marijuana use?
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Anthony A. Davis
What will Winnipeg do with Canada’s most famous intersection?
Winnipeggers will soon decide whether to change the distinctly Soviet vibe of one of the country’s iconic cityscapes
How a pesky peacock invasion is dividing a Surrey, B.C. neighbourhood
Nature’s most beautiful bird or a car-attacking menace? Peafowl are causing conflict among residents.
The University of Lethbridge’s $10-million fintech transformation
A major donation aimed at teaching block chain, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence and more
University of Victoria’s Indigenous law degree is a world first
The school’s new degree for a new era is based on old precedents
Where criminology students study side-by-side with prisoners
By studying criminology together, convicts and students discover they can be colleagues—even friends
The End: Burton Jay Tacan, 1978-2017
He proved everyone who doubted him wrong, overcoming a brutal attack in his 20s. His positivity earned him the nickname ’Mr. Awesome’.
Learning to fight the opioid crisis at Vancouver Community College
If you’re going to be an addictions counsellor, book learning isn’t enough. These students are getting a dose of reality
Who’s really watching out for sled dogs?
How a case of dog doping has sunk the sport of dog sledding into a heated battle between mushers and animal rights activists
Take that, Ikea! The Canadian college training world-class woodworkers
The fine woodworking program at Selkirk College dovetails creativity with craftsmanship.