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1000+ Ontario Teachers Receive “Surplus” Letters in One Day
According to the Toronto Star, more than 3,000 full-time teaching jobs are estimated to be cut from Ontario schools withinContinue Reading
China’s Smothered and Silenced: The Plight of the Uighurs
The interviewee has requested anonymity. They will be referred to under the pseudonym Asahd in this article. Finding out thatContinue Reading
The Economic Importance of Policy Interest Rates
Every month and a half, the news is flooded with reports on the Canadian Central Bank’s most recent policy interestContinue Reading
Incels: The Underbelly of a Dangerous Internet Subculture
Anyone living in Toronto during the past year likely remembers or was affected by the devastating van attack that occurredContinue Reading
How American Influence Spread Across Britain in the Post-War Period
The chaotic tumult of the Second World War left the imperial powers of Europe shocked and stunted. Britain, despite emergingContinue Reading
The Fall of Baghuz and the Territorial Defeat of ISIS
Al-Baghuz Fawqani, sometimes referred to as Baghuz, is a small city of about ten thousand people near the Iraqi borderContinue Reading
University of Warwick Scandal Exposes Student Activists as Hypocrites
On February 4, the University of Warwick campus burst into a hive of activity as hundreds of members of theContinue Reading
“For the People” vs. the Other 15%: Living with a Disability in the Ford Era
From the very beginning of his campaign, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has claimed he is “for the people”. However, hisContinue Reading
Influence and Opportunism: Election Campaigns in the Philippines
A glimpse of political campaigning in the Philippine setting.
