The gap between the pay of average Canadian workers and Canadian CEOs is wider than ever. According to a recent study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Canada’s 100 highest-paid CEOs (earning $10.4 million on average) earned 209 times the average worker’s income ($49,738 on average) last year. Last year,
Despite all suggestions to the contrary – reality TV, technology, and an inability to finish one’s train of… something – we’re all getting smarter. How do I know? Because 2016 is unofficially the age of the documentary, the popularity of which has grown leaps and bounds of late. It’s in
We have a gender-balanced cabinet, will probably change the lyrics in ‘O Canada’ to make it more gender neutral, and are fighting to close the pay gap in 2016. When it comes to dating, however, we still seem pretty slow on the uptake of equality between males and females. Sure, we could go 50/50
You’re sandwiched in between two generously proportioned humans in the middle seat on an airplane, 30,000 feet above ground, when suddenly you need to pee. Badly. You try to hold it in, but then you start to panic that you’ll get Deep Vein Thrombosis from sitting still for too long
Aside from the social struggles that can accompany the vertically challenged and overweight, a new study has determined that short men and women with a higher B.M.I. have lower salaries than their “average” counterparts. Using a genetic technique called Mendelian randomization, the results of the study show that genetically determined
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