Confession: I lie and cheat to help my kids (and so do you)
Scott Gilmore: We tell ourselves that this is a meritocracy, but we are constantly boosting our child up on our shoulders, and jostling aside others as we do so.
College
Got a business problem? College students can solve it.
Applied research programs at SAIT show how college students, facilities and faculty can tackle entrepreneurs’ challenges and gain real-world experience in the process
Polytechnics shouldn’t be an afterthought for students
Whatever name they go by, polytechnics offer hands-on experience and skills training, so students are employable even before they leave campus
These diplomas are for students with families, mortgages and hectic schedules
The number of mature students on campus is rapidly rising—and schools are catering to experienced freshmen
Foreign students who want to stay in Canada go to court as last resort
Students from outside Canada hope a diploma will help them stay here. As one pending lawsuit shows, it’s not that simple.
Want a job in the cannabis industry? Try these Canadian colleges
Finding professors to teach the first generation of pot professionals has proven challenging
How to save thousands of dollars at university
Keep costs down with these 14 money-saving tips
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: What do you want to see created and eradicated in the future?
In an era of creativity and innovation, the Sheridan College community shares what they want to see changed in their lifetime.
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Michael Rubinoff’s 60-second solution
The show must go on. How Michael Rubinoff found a new production team in time for opening night, explained in 60 seconds.
Maclean’s @ Sheridan: Ed Sykes’s 60-second solution
Ed Sykes, the director of Sheridan’s Centre for Mobile Innovation, explains a crucial step to developing a new mobile app, in under 60-seconds.