Most people don’t realize the cartoons they grew up with – My Little Pony, G.I. Joe and Paw Patrol – were actually designed with one purpose: To sell toys. Faculty of Information and Media Studies professor Selma Purac studies the children’s mar …

Most people don’t realize the cartoons they grew up with – My Little Pony, G.I. Joe and Paw Patrol – were actually designed with one purpose: To sell toys. Faculty of Information and Media Studies professor Selma Purac studies the children’s mar …
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Annual list includes innovators, creatives, community advocates
There are several factors that could make cold and flu season one of the worst in years
Despite winning competitions, teams received little financial support
Software processing large amounts of data instantaneously makes it attractive for government use.
For meaningful change in Canadian sport, government must embrace an independent, third-party judicial inquiry
Stories from athletes show how coaches can often blur the lines in regard to personal boundaries.
Professor Marta Dyczok gives a first person account of Ukraine’s vote for independence and how it is meaningful today
In Canada, a significant chunk of insured catastrophic losses are a result of extreme weather
How pessimism may actually help achieve better lives for ourselves
Game-changing tech can have implications for health care, space work
Trauma-informed, survivor-centric approach ensures safe, ethical investigation
Hockey’s history of violence has become a national dilemma as Canada’s love for the sport continues