Food: From Necessity to Luxury
Fashion and food have had a long-standing, albeit private, collaboration since the early 20th century when Schiaperelli asked Salvador Dali…
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When The Fish Ran Out: The Story of Saint Pierre & Miquelon
Situated 1,800 kilometers from Quebec lies an archipelago of two French islands: Saint Pierre and Miquelon, home to just 5,513…
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Scan and Shop: How AI powered apps are changing the ‘Buy Canadian’ Movement
Students across Canada have seen a change in merchandising at stores since the onset of the trade war between Canada…
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The Choice of a Degree: A Risky Investment or an Opportunity for Growth?
During a small talk, I asked my boss, who owns a beauty salon and a job agency: “What did you…
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How the Projected Success of the Montreal Canadiens Will Influence Local Restaurants
How the Projected Success of the Montreal Canadiens Will Influence Local Restaurants As October begins, one of Canada’s favourite…
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The House Always Wins. So Does Your Investing App.
“I’m not going to lose it. I’m going to gamble it.” — Axel Freed, The Gambler (1974) Fortunes have been…
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Friend or Foe: Maintaining Relevance in an Age of Overconsumption
In an age of endless consumption, brands are fighting tooth and nail to be dubbed “cool.” It is not enough…
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The Psychology of Festival Prices
If you attended a music festival this summer, whether it be Osheaga, Coachella, or, like me, Lollapalooza, I bet you…
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Oligopolies: How Canadians End Up Paying More for Less
Many Canadians have experienced the culture shock of finding out that we pay much more than other countries for certain…
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Montreal Hosted a Great Race. Now Show Us the Math.
Think about the last two weeks of September. If you live in Milton-Parc, you walked to class around a barricade….
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