Sat, Jan 23 2021

An influential study of parents in Denmark found that women with children will earn about 20 per cent less than men over the course of their careers. Men's earnings, meanwhile, are “essentially unaffected” by fatherhood. Another…

Women were already nearly absent from the country's C-suites before COVID-19 hit. Now, the pandemic threatens to halt Corporate Canada's tepid progress, a setback for women's careers that puts an eventual economic recovery at risk. Data analysis of…

Join us on January 29 for a book talk with author, journalist and Ryerson alumnus, Ethan Lou (Journalism '15). Ethan will discuss his nonfiction book, Field Notes from a Pandemic. This book is equal parts travelogue and pandemic guide which…

The story of Lake Powell, on the Arizona/Utah border, started with the completion of the Glen Canyon Dam in 1963. The Colorado River slowly filled the canyon, and the lake reached its standard depth of 3,700 in 1980, creating a thriving reservoir…

It was, at first, the kind of dreamily romantic attention that Cori Bush craved. She was 19 or so, barely making ends meet working at a preschool, and a new boyfriend was spooning on affection. He lavished her with gifts, too. “He would…