Short-term rental restrictions linked to lower rents, McGill study finds
Do Canadian cities with restrictions on short-term rentals actually improve housing affordability? According to a new study out of McGill University, the answer is a resounding yes, with substantial evidence pointing to a causal relationship between short-term rentals in cities without restrictions and rent increases.
Toronto students who live in residence get better grades, study finds
Toronto’s rental market is unforgiving for everyone. But for students, it exacts a cost that has gone largely unmeasured in housing-affordability debates: academic performance.
Where a student lives can shape how much time they have to study, how easily they can participate in campus life and whether they have access t
Vice🏁 first to report3 days ago Some People Literally See Colors When They Orgasm, Study Finds
Ever had an orgasm so good that you saw colors? Not in a metaphorical way, but with wild, vivid colors? Some people do, and it’s an actual neurological event. About 4% of people have synesthesia in some form—the neurological condition that causes senses to bleed into each other. Letters have colors. Sounds have flavor
