The Society of Undergraduates in Economics (SUE) is expanding its executive and director team for the upcoming year. We’re looking for motivated, reliable students who want to gain real skills, experiences , and the opportunity to shape one of the most active academic societies on campus. These roles are hands-on and impact-driven. You’ll be directly involved in planning events, building partnerships, and strengthening SUE’s presence both within the Department of Economics a

LUMA LINK: https://luma.com/nn99oyn0 ​ The International Energy Agency has proclaimed that the world is entering the “Age of Electricity” as power systems decarbonize and countries around the world increase electricity’s share in their economies. Canada is in an enviable position, starting from a largely decarbonized electricity system, though with vast differences across provinces. How Canada navigates this transition and electrifies its economy will shape its competitivenes

LUMA LINK: https://luma.com/r7dgtc9m The Japanese Culture Collective and Society of Undergraduates in Economics are hosting a special info night featuring guests from Japan’s economic consulate. Atsushi Shimabara, Economic Consul and Yuuki Ito, Analyst, Economic Affairs will share insights on the economic relationship   between Japan and Canada, including trade, energy, technology, and global economic trends. ​This is a great opportunity to learn how the two countries work t

Luma Link: https://luma.com/lp4tx76e ​Hosted at the prestigious Devonian Room at the Calgary Petroleum, this is the most anticipated yearly SUE event. This is a black tie event that brings economics students and professionals in both the private and public sector together to network and share career advice. ​Alongside a prestigious keynote speaker Industry Night will host 30 industry professionals. This event is the perfect opportunity to progress your professional life. We o

Talkonomics 6: Conduct and Scale Economics — The Effects of Policy in Imperfect Markets ​Featuring Christopher Sullivan 📅 February 25 | ⏰ 5:00–6:00 PM ​Join the Society of Undergraduates in Economics for our monthly faculty spotlight series, featuring Dr. Christopher Sullivan.​ ​In this session, Dr. Sullivan will present his recent research, Conduct and Scale Economies: Evaluating Tariffs in the U.S. Automobile Market, examining how trade policy shapes firm behavior, market

Luma Link: https://luma.com/fuwlskoc *Registration Mandatory* ​*Attendance conditional on approval* ​ Liberty + Leadership (L+L) is the MEI's youth program that caters to young Canadians interested in public policy and adjacent areas. The program involves an annual one-week seminar in Montreal, a paid internship program, a mentorship program, and exposure to the MEI's network including our alumni network through on-going events nation-wide. Annually, the program welcomes 50

Why is trade between Canadian provinces sometimes more difficult than trade abroad? ​Despite being one of the world’s most open economies, Canada continues to face persistent interprovincial trade barriers - rules that restrict labour mobility, constrain competition, and fragment the national market. These barriers generate real efficiency losses, raise consumer prices, and limit long-run economic growth. Understanding their legal and economic foundations is essential for stu

Topic: How can simple behavioural nudges improve participation in social programs and shape better policy outcomes? Professor Rob Oxoby (Economics) explores insights from behavioural and experimental economics through his work with the Calgary Community Court, highlighting how small interventions can meaningfully impact engagement, completion rates, and long-term outcomes. Date & Time:  December 1, 2025, 5–6 PM Location:  Hunter Student Commons (HNSC 122) Click here to regist

Topic: Why Canada’s productivity growth is low and how misallocation contributes to it Speakers: Dr. Trevor Tombe & Dr. Sonja (Yu) Chen, University of Calgary Format: 30-minute lecture 15-minute discussion 15-minute Q&A Key Themes: How misallocation affects productivity growth How capital and labour are distributed across firms/sectors Policy and institutional barriers to efficient resource allocation Lessons for improving efficiency and long-run prosperity Date & Time: No

Thursday, November 20 th , 2025 | Bank and Baron P.U.B.   125 8 Ave SW| 6-8 PM Click here to register: https://luma.com/1fkrywsr?tk=K9tcSw Dress Code: Business Formal Itinerary • 6:00 PM — Check-In • 6:15 PM — 30-minute Panel Discussion + Q&A • 7:00–8:00 PM — Open Networking + Appetizers