Our own Brady Deaton and Bethany Lipka had an op-ed piece in Monday's on-line edition of the Globe and Mail. The piece addresses issues related to boil water advisories and First Nations. Their findings draw on Bethany's M.Sc. thesis, which she completed in FARE in 2015. You can find the op-ed article thought the following link:
A paper by Bethany Lipka (a graduate of FARE's MSc program and lecturer in the department) and Professor Brady Deaton in the journal Water Resources and Economics was the focus of a recent CBC news piece. Their research provided empirical evidence that First Nations that partner with nearby municipalities to supply their drinking water are less likely to have boil water advisories.
FARE Graduate Student, Jennifer Christie, has been listed on the Financial Post 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada. This is a huge accomplishment. We can all be very proud of one of our outstanding graduates. Please see the attached article from the Financial Post.