The good news is we have most of the technological solutions for transitioning to low-carbon sources of energy. The biggest challenges to adopting them more widely and rapidly are social and political — from funding and investment, to international cooperation, to inspiring mass support for ambitious policies.
Since graduating from UBC’s creative writing program, Roslyn Muir has published two books and had several screenplays produced. Her most recent accomplishment is a screenwriting book, Writing a TV...
Award winning Canadian author Eleonore Schönmaier has released two new books of poetry: Field Guide to the Lost Flower of Crete, published by McGill-Queen’s University Press and Wavelengths of Your...
Phyllis Dyson recently published her memoir Among Silent Echoes: A Memoir of Trauma and Resilience with Caitlin Press. Dyson’s social justice narrative has been recognized by CBC’s Fall Book Preview,...
Like so many of us that were casting about for something to do during the pandemic, I thought “now is a good time to finish my book.” The result, Tigers, Tumbleweeds and Trauma, is a humorous...
I have just published a book entitled Sybele and Her Secret Weapons, which is a science fiction story with plenty of adventure and action. The novel is about a girl named Sybele, whose parents...
Aman Thind is the head of Sales and Marketing at Nava Ventures, a new company that offers financial technology for banks and credit unions. As a young start-up, Nava was part of UBC’s Spring 2020...
Stephanie Huen and Chang Li are the co-founders of Abacus Studio, a start-up furniture retailer based in Vancouver. Huen has always been passionate about social change and Li has always been...
Robert Colman is releasing his third poetry collection this spring with Palimpsest Press. The book, Democratically Applied Machine, is based on his MFA thesis work.