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An op-ed in the Vancouver Sun cited a UBC study about the importance of parks. The study by UBC and the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority found that Canada spends $8.4 […]
Jun 26, 2017
Vancouver Magazine reported on a summer camp for newly arrived refugee children which was organized by UBC students Duncan Bernardo and Dakota Koch. The East Vancouver Newcomer Camp help refugees […]
Business in Vancouver reported on the winners at the Technology Impact Awards. Stemcell Technologies, which won the Company of the Year award, was first launched as a small UBC spinoff […]
Castanet reported on UBC’s Border Free Bees project. The initiative is organized by Nancy Holmes, a UBC professor, in the faculty of creative and critical studies.
Kelowna Daily Courier featured a series of outdoor concerts at UBC’s Okanagan campus. The performances by Opera Kelowna will begin Aug. 2.
Kelowna Daily Courier reported on a lavender theme at Predator Ridge Community which was supported by UBC’s Okanagan campus. UBCO has a lavender research program led by biology professor Soheil […]
Paul Kershaw, a professor at UBC’s school of population and public health and founder of Generation Squeeze, was quoted in a Toronto Star article about development in Toronto. Kershaw said […]
The Globe and Mail interviewed Nicole Fortin, a UBC economist who specializes in income inequality, for a story about how geography affects your income. She spoke about southwest Ontario’s income-mobility miracle […]
The Tyee reported on a book from UBC’s Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies. Reflections of Canada was developed during lunch meetings at the institute, and aims to contribute to Canada’s 150th […]
Tsur Somerville, a professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business, was quoted in a Financial Post story about the shrinking size of condos units. He said the decreasing size […]
An op-ed published in the National Post mentioned the dismissal of Steven Galloway, the former chair of UBC’s creative writing program.
A new UBC Sauder School of Business study finds the demoralizing effects of what researchers call “swift blame” not only hurts employees, but also the bottom line.
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