A series of speeches and lectures from the finest minds of our time. Fresh ideas from speakers of note.
Five speakers from across Canada made up the first of a four-part panel series held at the Congress of the Humanities to explore the status of equity-seeking groups in today’s Canadian Academy.
To celebrate the launch of “Afghanistan and Canada,” co-editors Lucia Kowaluk and Steve Staples, and contributor Stephen Cornish conduct a panel discussion of the conflict’s key issues.
Discussing the theme of how the web enables people of all ages to participate in their communities: Mayor David MIller, Don Tapscott, and many of Toronto’s social innovators.
Ottawa’s Open Internet Town Hall was designed to give local citizens the chance to shape Canada’s broadband future. Guest speakers include Michael Geist, Rocky Gaudreault, and MP Charlie Angus.
From the 2009 Congress of the Humanities: Dr. Devon Lougheed talks about just what’s funny, and just what what’s funny means to us all.
Jimmy Hoffa Jr, the General president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, addresses the 10th Teamster Convention in Ottawa.
Jane Taber addresses Teamster 10th Convention in Ottawa
An Internet Townhall event at the Gladstone Tavern in Toronto, Ontario on June 8 organized by SaveOurNet.ca.
Dr. John Agnew, President of the American Association of Geographers delivers the keynote address to the Canadian Association of Geographers.
What made Obama’s campaign marketing work so well? Dr. Jeffrey MacLeod presents research at the 2009 Congress of the Humanities.
Are Canada’s political parties selling their image, or changing their image to suit you? Professor Alex Marland looks at the last two election to answer that question.
Linda McQuaig was one of the featured speakers at last weeks’ rabble forum on the future of media and newsapers in this country.
