Many students, when entering universities, are presented the option of adding the “CO-OP Option” to their degree. However, many students are unsure of what those CO-OP placements even are! if you’re one of those, then stick around!
In the hustle of our daily lives as students and young professionals, we often take for granted the availability of food on our tables. Yet, what often goes unnoticed is what lies behind this fundamental aspect of our lives. While it is undoubtedly crucial to be thankful for the hardworking farmers who cultivate the fruits of the land, it's equally important to acknowledge another indispensable sector that contributes to our domestic food security and availability – the Canadian energy sector.
Despite common misconceptions propagated by the media and other policy actors, it is important to understand that developing our oil and gas sectors in Canada is not only beneficial for our country and the world, but also for the development of Indigenous communities in Canada.
Since its creation close to a century ago, nuclear energy has long been viewed by many as the fuel of the future. But how does nuclear energy actually work? Is nuclear energy really that big of a deal in Canada? Here is a guide to the main steps in nuclear energy production and the areas Canada is a leader nuclear energy production.
There is an endless list of energy demands that people have and it's thanks to efficient and affordable transportation of our oil and gas that many of those demands are met. But how is oil getting transported in the first place?
un déchet comprends tous rejets, liquides, solides, ou même, gazeux, qui sont disposés et non désirés découlant de la production d’un bien ou d’un service. Si seulement il y avait moyen de transformer ces déchets malaimés en ressources prisées pour une croissance industrielle responsable! / waste can be defined as any material, solid, liquid or even gaseous, that is disposed or unwanted after something has been made of, done of or after being simply used. But what if, these ugly and unwanted products became beneficial factors, towards a more responsibly produced resource sector?
As an immigrant from the United Kingdom, academia was drilled into me. As most children of immigrants will understand, you are here by the blessing of your parents and expected to fulfill the hopes and dreams of all your ancestors. So, three years later when I made the decision to drop all my courses and start a career as a tire technician, all hell broke loose.
What comes to your mind when you think of mining? Some might think of digging deep underground to extract valuable minerals, while others think of big trucks and machines in a big open pit. However, there is much more to mining than many people realize.
Last Thursday July 20th, as Young Canadians for Resources Summer program members, we had the honor to visit one of Aspenleaf’s well sites. To be honest, it was a stunning experience for me. I want to admit to all young people in Canada that this experience really reshaped my perception of the oil and gas sector and how it is managed.
In honor of Learn About Composting Day on May 29th, I wanted to tackle the subject of composting, because there is a lot of misinformation about it.
