Economics, Philosophy and Political Science

UBCO professors offer free AI workshops for immigrants

UBCO professors offer free AI workshops for immigrants

Four in-person sessions cover AI literacy, ethics and workplace applications

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Supreme Court of Canada justice to speak at UBC Okanagan

Supreme Court of Canada justice to speak at UBC Okanagan

Hon. Justice Moreau to host lecture on federalism, evolution of constitutional powers

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What credit card habits reveal about Canadian households

What credit card habits reveal about Canadian households

Age, education and even regional differences influence whether people pay […]

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What credit card habits reveal about Canadian households

What credit card habits reveal about Canadian households

Age, education and even regional differences influence whether people pay […]

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Mihai Covaser wins Lieutenant Governor’s Medal for Inclusion, Democracy and Reconciliation

For many, Mihai Covaser is a prime example of the value of always putting the emphasis on what we can do, rather than what we cannot do. Covaser, who graduated from UBCO yesterday with a Bachelor of Arts double major in Philosophy, Political Science and Economics, and French, is a top student and recognized leader […]

Stranger things: how Netflix teaches economics

Stranger things: how Netflix teaches economics

A new study co-authored by UBC Okanagan’s Dr. Julien Picault […]

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UBC Okanagan Debates crowd brings ‘elbows up, gloves off’ attitude

UBC Okanagan Debates crowd brings ‘elbows up, gloves off’ attitude

What happens when trust in our closest ally starts to fray? At the latest UBCO Debate, four leading thinkers tackled the question of whether the United States is still Canada’s greatest partner—or its biggest problem. Featuring pointed exchanges, personal insights, and moments of real tension, the debate drew a live audience into questions of trade, sovereignty, cultural identity and trust in global systems.

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Canada’s evolving relationship with its American neighbours: Allies or adversaries?
UBCO study determines a homegrown player is worth an extra $4.8M annually to an NHL team
Retaliatory trade tariffs topic of UBCO’s 12th annual Roger Watts Debate

Retaliatory trade tariffs topic of UBCO’s 12th annual Roger Watts Debate

Students face off about American threats, retaliatory tariffs and Canada’s economic prosperity

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