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Thomson Reuters Foundation -- Small-scale gold miners struggle to benefit from fair trade rules
BY ALYSON ROWE (FGJ '13) The Fairtrade movement, which has opened up Western markets to hundreds of coffee and cocoa farmers in the developing world, is struggling to make an impact on a group badly in need of help: small-scale gold miners in war zones. Read more
Globe and Mail -- Outer limits in brain science
BY BURTON LIM (FGJ '13)
BY MICHAEL KEMPA (FGJ '13) Criminologist Michael Kempa talks about reports that the RCMP is looking to expand its fleet of police drones with the purchase of 3 unmanned aircraft.
BY MICHAEL KEMPA (FGJ '13) Michael Kempa talks to CBC Radio who'll be attending the "Summit on the Economics of Policing" this week.
BY MICHAEL KEMPA (FGJ '13) Policing and how we pay for it is front and centre this week at a summit in Ottawa. David talks to Mike Kempa, Associate Professor of Criminology at the University of Ottawa, about issues relating to the politics and economics...
