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Keele Campus

Documenting spaces for us, created by us!

As a person who identifies as a homosexual Afro-Asian cis-man, Jc Elijah (Eli) ​M. Bawuah has experienced complex intersectional facets of oppression and isolation that dissociates him from several urban spaces. Drawing on such experiences for his MES project, he delves into creating an exploratory documentary that looks at the socio-spatial impacts of exclusionary planning and design […]

Tristan Costa

About Tristan Costa How would you describe your years at EUC, and did the program prepare you for your career? How? As a current Planner, the MES/FES Program expanded the breadth of my knowledge in the field of planning. The program taught me the importance of understanding a variety of disciplines within the planning stream […]

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Conversations with Canada's modern-day explorer

Rita DeMontisMore from Rita DeMontis You can call Dr. Mark Terry Canada’s original Renaissance man, and one of the country’s real-life modern-day explorers. Described as a digital-media scholar, he is one of the friendliest people you could ever meet — kind, curious, highly spirited if a somewhat humble being — who has turned the dry, […]

What can Canada learn from the U.S. Congressional hearing on Big Tech monopolies?

In late July, the U.S. Congressional Subcommittee on Antitrust held an important hearing on the monopolistic power of Big Tech — Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google. I recommend watching the hearing; it’s long but worth it if you want insight into what we need to do to avoid damaging our economy and society further. Big […]

Here's why oil train derailments and pipeline spills keep happening

In the midst of global upheaval, recent oil spills in Canada have received little attention. These spills occurred as governments, both federal and provincial -- notably Alberta and Ontario (which later reversed the suspension) -- suspended environmental regulations for the oil and gas sector, mirroring suspensions in the U.S.  But the recent Saskatchewan train derailments and Trans Mountain pipeline spill point at how dangerous […]

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