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Ending self-regulation in Vancouver real estate won’t solve crisis

Ending self-regulation in Vancouver real estate won’t solve crisis

Ending self-regulation in Vancouver real estate won’t solve crisis The Globe and Mail published an op-ed on the Vancouver housing market crisis co-authored by UBC business professor Tsur Somerville. Read […]

Discussing the impact of the Brexit vote

UBC political scientist Yves Tiberghien was interviewed on CBC’s The Early Edition about the implications of the Brexit vote. Tiberghien said there are several levels of government that have huge […]

Cannabis gave an Ontario boy ‘new lease on life’

The Huffington Post interviewed UBC botany professor and marijuana chemistry expert Jonathan Page for a story on how non-psychoactive cannabis helped a young boy who suffers from cerebral palsy and […]

AMS security cutbacks prompt fears of more sex assaults

CTV News reported on the Alma Mater Society’s cutbacks of security guards at UBC’s Student Nest building which is operated and staffed by the student society.  The Nest will be […]

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Ending self-regulation in Vancouver real estate won’t solve crisis

The Globe and Mail published an op-ed on the Vancouver housing market crisis co-authored by UBC business professor Tsur Somerville. While the B.C. government recently proposed politics to strengthen consumer […]

Discussing mental illness in the news

Roundhouse Radio spoke with UBC education professor Michelle Stack, psychology professor Anuradha Sovani from SNDT Women’s University in India, and psychiatry professor Rob Whitley from McGill University about how to improve […]

Proposed tax on absentee home buyers could bust market

Builder Magazine quoted UBC economist Tom Davidoff for an article on the proposed vacancy tax in Vancouver. The article explained Davidoff’s proposal, which would also tax people who under-utilized properties and those whose […]

Bobcats moving north, climate change study finds

The Times Colonist featured a study by UBCO biology masters student T.J. Gooliaff. He is looking at historical records, track data and maps to study the range of bobcats and […]

Judge cites new empathy on sex assault before disciplinary hearing

The Globe and Mail interviewed UBC law professor Emma Cunliffe about Canada’s first disciplinary review of a judge’s conduct during a sex assault trial. Justice Robin Camp faces six allegations stemming from […]

Study suggests loss of hearing can affect health

The Kelowna Daily Courier featured work by UBCO surgery researchers which focused on how hearing loss impacts the lives of seniors. Researchers found that for every 10-decibel drop in hearing […]