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SPARK is Humber Press's platform for bringing stories to life.

Each issue showcases impactful initiatives and achievements that drive academic and professional growth within our vibrant community. Think of SPARK as the place where stories of innovation, collaboration, and excellence come to shine—because every spark tells a story that lights the way forward.

Explore our latest issues to discover the dynamic projects and partnerships shaping the future at Humber Polytechnic.

Magazine Articles

A scenic landscape outside of St. John's.
Reflections on the CARA National Conference 2023 + Q&A with CARA Executive Director Sarah Lampson
On the rugged and rocky shores of the North Atlantic, emerging and seasoned professionals from Humber’s Office of Research & Innovation had the opportunity to take part at the Canadian Conference on Research Administration 2023.
Day 2 of the Open House. Presenting From left to right: Anthony Sammarco, Director of Technology Strategy for Device Solutions Inc. Chris Lamb,Co-Founder and CEO, Device Solutions, CTO, PBS North Carolina, Red Grasso, Director, FirsTech Program, State of North Carolina, and Fred Engel presenting the ATSC 3.0 First Responder Demo
B²C Lab Celebrates Latest Advancements in Broadcast Technology at their Open House
The Open House held on May 11 and May 12, 2023, at the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation (Barrett CTI), Humber College, explored multi-sectoral applications of the new ATSC 3.0 television broadcast standard. 
an illustration with text that reads "what is social innovation?"
Social Innovation Around the World
To gauge the global progress in social innovation, we looked up social innovation projects taking place all around the world. 
Pair of hands trace a construction blueprint.
Indsights: A Window Into the Indigenous Economy
Humber’s faculty members, researchers and scholars are continually engaging in research that seeks to integrate more Indigenous knowledge into the curriculum.
Mount McKay, located in Fort William First Nation, is a mafic sill located south of Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
Caring for the Thunderbird’s Nest: Geophysical and Machine Learning Solutions to Characterize and Monitor Inequitable Exposures to Ground and Air Pollution
Almost two years ago, Fort William First Nation (FWFN) made a post on Facebook about the high clusters of leukemia in their community, specifically in an area south of Thunder Bay.

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