Unprecedented Staff Shortages in the Canadian Services Industries
Have you been to a restaurant recently, and noticed that the service was unusually slow? Or, perhaps you went shopping…
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First National Truth and Reconciliation Day at McGill
On September 30, Canada observed its first official National Truth and Reconciliation Day. Orange t-shirts dotted the city as people…
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A Safe Return To Campus Should Involve a Vaccine Mandate
As the campus reopened for the first time in over a year this fall, I’m sure we all took note of…
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Working Out With The Bull & Bear Arts and Culture Team
During the 2020-2021 school year, the Arts and Culture team at the Bull & Bear has been forced to learn…
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Looking Back at the Winners and Losers of the 2021 Junior Hockey Championship
Winner: Anaheim Ducks The Ducks would be winners if they only had one of Trevor Zegras or Jamie Drysdale, but…
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How Canadian Business Has Grown Abroad
Canada is the world’s tenth-largest global economy. With a population just short of 40 million, this is an impressive feat….
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H2O Innovation: Water Filtration in the Most Canadian Way Possible
One of the benefits of living in a “developed” country is a more consistent access to basic necessities, and a…
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How COVID-19 Accelerated a New Frontier of Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
The year 2020 will forever be known as the year of COVID-19. The virus disrupted people’s lives in ways never…
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Struggles in the Sports World: How the Pandemic has Changed the Game
When Utah Jazz star Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 back in March, the entire world of sports screeched to…
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Keeping Up with the Olympians: The Golden Generation?
The Olympics are more than an athletic competition. They are a symbol of unity, a sign that we can put…
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