Social Sciences in the news: February 2024

Global News: Global Saskatoon (CFSK) – 2 February 2024, Steve Pomeroy

iHeartRadio: John Moore Round One – February 2, Vass Bednar

Globe and Mail: Housing policy misses the resale-new homes split, says economist, Josh Gordon

Hamilton Spectator: Our water is under threat. A new global initiative wants to find solutions, Dawn Martin-Hill

Toronto Star: Doug Ford’s new infrastructure bank will benefit investors, not the public, Thomas Marois

iHeartRadio: John Moore Round One – February 9, Vass Bednar

The Conversation: New research debunks the ‘unhappy worker’ narrative, but finds most still believe it, Paul Glavin

CBC: CBC Radio One 99.1FM, February 12, Stephanie Ross

CTV, CBC News, Canadian Press and others: New book based on sex survey offers unprecedented look into Canadians’ bedrooms, Tina Fetner

Hamilton Spectator: Retirement investment strategies depend on your income level, Margaret Denton

iHeartRadio: Newstalk Tonight, February 13, Tina Fetner

Canadian Manufacturing: New research debunks the ‘unhappy worker’ narrative, but finds most still believe it, Paul Glavin

CBC Radio One: February 13, Vass Bednar

CTV: The Social, February 14, Tina Fetner

CityNews: An unprecedented look inside the sex lives of Canadians, Tina Fetner

CKOM 650: February 14, Tina Fetner

The Conversation: Violence prevention can transform Canadian hockey culture — but only if implemented properly, Maddie Brockbank

Globe and Mail: Manulife reversed its pharmacy deal with Loblaw’s Shoppers Drug Mart – so what?, Vass Bednar

iHeartRadio: John Moore Round One – February 16, Vass Bednar

CBC News: With Ontario’s senior population about to spike, report predicts big demand for home care, Arthur Sweetman

CBC: Canada Tonight, February 19, Arthur Sweetman

CTV: Your Morning, February 20, Arthur Sweetman

BBC: How bubonic plague rewired the human immune system, Hendrik Poinar

Global News: ‘Enormous pressure’ expected in Ontario home care due to high growth of senior population, Arthur Sweetman

CBC Radio One: February 21, Nicole Dalmer

AFP: Chile reopens probe into mysterious death of poet Pablo Neruda, Hendrik and Debi Poinar

CBC Radio One: February 21, Debi Poinar

CBC: LCBO drops plans to scan customer ID’s at northwestern Ontario stores after directive from finance minister, Brenda McPhail

Canadian HR Reporter: Are employers doing their due diligence in offering virtual care?, Brenda McPhail