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By Aryan Esgandanian In the month of March, COVID-19 disrupted the well-being of Canadians and people around the world. There have been different takeaways and learning […]

By Margaret Janse van Rensburg The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 5th edition (DSM-5) classifies bipolar and related disorders as disorders that cause mood fluctuations between a […]

By Anna Wilson The United Nations (UN) guiding principles of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) includes non-discrimination, full participation and inclusion […]

By Qurratulain Anjum As a teacher, I have witnessed high intentions to quit among my colleagues, with an even higher teacher turnover rate globally. Around 46-50% […]

By Naomi Abrahams In Canada, the second-largest population of residents are those between the ages of 45 and 64 years old, totalling approximately 10.16 million Canadians […]

By Nadine Bekkouche For many years now, higher education policy has noted the importance of training students for the competitive global knowledge economy. Enrolments in graduate […]

By Fauzia Farzana Infatuation for work and determination are key elements in accomplishing one’s goals. My passion for managing people has driven me to pursue higher […]

By Genevieve Harte The “Peter Principle” has been around for decades. This is the theory that employees get promoted to their level of incompetence and are […]