What does it mean to be a globally recognized Smart City? What conclusions can we draw from previous experiments? Any lessons learned on how will data be collected and used? What will it mean to be a citizen in such a tech-en...
Recent financial crises, white collar crime and growing income inequality have led to disenchantment and dissatisfaction with capitalism. Author Richard Swift examines various alternatives to the capitalism, including sociali...
Norwegian historian, journalist and photographer talks about Shark Drunk, a salty story of friendship, adventure, and the explosive life that teems beneath the ocean. ...
In Canada, the right to privacy is rooted in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter does not specifically mention privacy or the protection of personal information.
Join us for an evening celebrating vintage advertisements featuring children and children's stories that have become sought-after collectibles: purchase premiums, enticing little booklets, jingles and cards. An illustrated le...
Two of Canada's most accomplished and decorated poets, A. F. Moritz and Herménégilde Chiasson on their 40+ year career and their new books, The Sparrow: Selected Poems and To Live and Die in Scoudouc, translated by Jo-Anne El...
Best-selling author and acclaimed journalist, Elizabeth Renzetti, answers a few questions on feminism, reviews how far women have come - and how far we still have to go - and shares her new collection of essays, ...
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