Travel, tourism industries hardest hit in the wake of coronavirus pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on Canada’s tourism industry.
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Category: Biz/Tech
Security concern leads WhatsApp users to other social media platforms
Many WhatsApp’s users are concerned with its new privacy agreement forcing users to share their data, forcing them to turn to other apps.
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Insurance panel seeks recruits as nearly third of workforce expected to retire soon
Humber students and faculty heard from a panel of insurance experts from an industry shrinking in size. Almost a third of those employed in the field are expected to retired within the next five years, and the drive is on to find their replacements.
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FAST career fair attracts 50 employers
Employers offering full time, part-time, co-op placement and internship opportunities to students were present at the fair.
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5G networks open door to improved AR, industrial automation opportunities
5G accommodates the increasing demand for mobile broadband and allows for large scale Internet of things implementations.
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Unlimited campaign wants $50M for tech, new cultural hub at Lakeshore
Three priorities are $5 million towards students, $15 million for educational funding, and $30 million new facilities.
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Humber to open international grad school downtown
The Humber IGS will be built at 59 Hayden St., near Church and Bloor Streets, and open its doors in January 2021.
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Only ranked Canadian CoD team looks for second championship
Humber, currently ranked second behind Texas A&M Maroon, is the only Canadian team among the top 25 teams.
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Gaming shapes minds for the better
Mazza said video games can change the perception of the world where “a video game can take you to any time, any place, even places completely fabricated.
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High-risk cryptocurrency trading event shutdown by security
A series of unauthorized cryptocurrency and foreign exchange trading seminars were stopped by Humber’s security at the North and Lakeshore campuses late last semester.
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Love of technology keeps Mechatronics students on track for Skills Ontario
The Mechatronics trials, an annual event which combines elements of mechanical engineering and electronics, is the first level towards reaching the World Skills Competition.
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Humber jumps into the Top 10 of Canada’s 50 Research Colleges
Out of 50 colleges in Canada, Humber ranked eight in research income with $7.56 million in 2018.
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