York joins other Canadian universities in pushing corporations to combat climate crisis
The University Network for Investor Engagement (UNIE) plans to engage North American corporations on the risks of greenhouse gases and climate change.
Tag: Finances
The issue with tuition in 2020-2021
Apparently, you’re supposed to get what you pay for. Apparently.
York and University of Toronto researchers work on plan for cryptocurrency to go mainstream
The proposal is part of a nationwide design challenge for a Bank of Canada cryptocurrency.
Students call for freeze on OSAP payments as pandemic rages on
MPP Chris Glover held an online press conference with student representatives on January 22, during which they called for a freeze on provincial student debt during the pandemic.
Cryptocurrency: A hopeful future in finance
As news of Bitcoin intrigues and excites the public, and experts debate on its market impact, there are considerable reasons why cryptocurrency as a whole may end up shaping the future of money as we know it.
An Ode to Our Small Businesses
This holiday season, let’s remember to support the backbone of our communities and shop small.
To be employed or to be self-employed?
The decision to be an employee or to venture off and start one’s own business is likely a thought that has crossed every working adult’s mind, but can one choice truly be better than another?
Students concerned about what CRB means for their finances
The transition from the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit to the Canadian Recovery Benefit and the ending of the student loan grace period leaves students with financial worries.
Emergency benefits for students end as fall semester begins
As September concludes, so do the CERB and CESB programs.
Defunding CBC will not help
Erin O’Toole has pledged to defund the CBC as part of his election platform — a misguided and unnecessary decree.