The federal government’s announcement that Canada’s wireless networks will soon be open to more foreign investment has many Canadians hoping it will mean lower service fees.
The federal government’s announcement that Canada’s wireless networks will soon be open to more foreign investment has many Canadians hoping it will mean lower service fees.
A new mobile application offers Torontonians the chance to summon a town car with a private driver from anywhere in the city.
A pair of graduates from the postgraduate fundraising and volunteer management program are doing their part to make the world a better place.
The odds of having a lost mobile phone returned are the same as guessing a coin-flip, according to a study conducted by Ottawa-based tech security company Symantec.
Ontario’s film and television industry announced a record $1.26 billion contribution to the province’s economy in 2011.
Increasing demand for jobs and fewer positions on the market could mean that many post-secondary students will experience difficulty securing summer employment.
Humber’s design students will have the opportunity to hob-knob with industry professionals at the new Design Centre’s grand opening at North campus.
Michael Furdyk, one of Canada’s youngest millionaires and leaders in technology will be speaking to students at Humber Lakeshore’s degree lecture series on March 28.
Humber’s new travel centre will create internship and employment opportunities for students and provide resources for the school of hospitality, recreation and tourism, officials said.
After losing last year’s first annual CGA Ontario Accounting College Case competition, Humber accounting students are still eager to participate this year – especially for the experience.
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