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With the rise of the live-service model, video games have shifted from a product you buy to a service you rent, one that publishers can switch off whenever they want.
Without sustained support for education, housing and mental health, many former youth in care become involved in the criminal justice system.
The current negotiations for a new collective agreement between the WNBA and its players shows there is increasing frustration with how the process is unfolding.
Was Cinderella’s happy ending with Prince Charming really largely the result of personal ambition? This is the kind of question I address in the course Economics for Everyone.
New research highlights that the career outcomes of both women with and without children are negatively impacted by engaging in unpaid labour.
Public Development Banks provide affordable financing, direct resources where urgently needed and align funding with long-term development strategies.
Economic reconciliation requires support for Indigenous training, providing access to capital for Indigenous organizations and reforming institutions.
New research shows that the decision to disclose a mental health condition at work isn’t purely personal and can depend on the broader workplace environment.
Rather than continuing to retaliate with tariffs of its own, the Canadian government has begun to confess that such a tactic may be a losing battle against Donald Trump.
Money has long been one of the biggest sources of conflict in relationships, but today’s economic landscape has made financial stress an even greater burden.
Feeling financially stuck? Here are some research-based tools and mental habits that can help you build financial stability in these uncertain times.
The future of work isn’t about humans being replaced by robots, but about learning how to use the technology to enhance skills and creating new entry points into the professional world.
Companies are betting on office mandates to fix sluggish productivity, but what workers need most are affordable homes, shorter commutes and real opportunities to grow, not added stress.
Total alcohol sales didn’t change much in the first 17 months after Canada legalized recreational cannabis, but small changes appeared at the local level.
Major infrastructure projects can contribute to local economies, but when not managed properly, they can also place undue pressure on local health-care services.
Economic modelling suggests pipelines like Northern Gateway and Energy East would help insulate Canada from the threat of U.S. tariffs.
Exploring, storytelling, improvising and collaborating are part of ‘sensemaking’ that allows leaders to remain relevant in turbulent times.
Can well-being practices can truly thrive under capitalism, where profit and efficiency often take precedence over well-being?
Companies are increasingly routing customers to chatbots. New research looks into whether customers prefer human or chatbots agents more, and under which circumstances.
The agreement with the Innu comes at a time when Québec seeks to develop its battery industry. The resources required for this production are often located on Indigenous territories.
As humanity moves closer to extracting and using space resources, the need for a cohesive and responsible global governance system has never been greater.
What qualifies as CanCon is tied in with who profits. Current debates are centred on how intellectual property and AI will be handled, and how big streamers will be forced to pay into it.
Today’s youth are navigating a perfect storm of persistent inflation, global trade tensions, a saturated labour market and restructuring driven by automation and AI.
Escapist marketing is a strategy that creates emotionally immersive experiences to help consumers temporarily escape from reality.