The Conversation CanadaClimatePopular climate change documentaries often privilege wealthier countries and offer unbalanced coverageThe Conversation Canada - Reuben Rose-Redwood and Paige Bennett When world leaders meet in Glasgow, Scotland, for the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) this November, climate change will again be in the …
The Conversation CanadaStudentsVirtual exchange: What are students signing up for?The Conversation Canada - Hiba B. Ibrahim Many students are drawn to culturally immersive experiences that support their personal growth and academic performance. Offering students the chance …
The Conversation CanadaWorld EconomyHow to make fragile global supply chains stronger and more sustainableThe Conversation Canada - Adel Guitouni and Cynthia Waltho and Mohammadreza Nematollahi In 2019, global supply chains moved more than US$19 trillion in exported goods. The production and sale of many items we need and use — including …
The Conversation CanadaGenocideIgnore debaters and denialists, Canada's treatment of Indigenous Peoples fits the definition of genocideThe Conversation Canada - Sean Carleton and Andrew Woolford This summer, as many Indigenous communities searched the sites of former residential schools for dead and missing children, a small group of …
The Conversation CanadaEndangered SpeciesThe 'Lord God Bird' might be extinct, but the story of the ivory-billed woodpecker isn't over yetThe Conversation Canada - Hannah Hunter Since the Endangered Species Act was established nearly 50 years ago in the United States, the Fish and Wildlife Service has prevented the extinction …
The Conversation CanadaFolklorePeatland folklore lent us will-o-the-wisps and jack-o-lanterns, and can inspire climate action todayThe Conversation Canada - Derek Gladwin In northern European cultural and literary traditions, peatlands — an umbrella term for various types of bogs, fens and moors — all have associations …
