Vaccine passports: an inevitable measure in a post-COVID reality?
As Canada ramps up its vaccination efforts across provinces, the government tries to determine the best options for…
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Genocide in Xinjiang with silence from Canada
The Canadian government’s silence about ongoing genocide speaks volumes In a mountainous region thousands of miles from the…
Are satellites the future of the Internet in rural Canada?
Trudeau announces $600 million project to connect rural Canada to broadband The federal government is offering telecommunication companies…
Pro-Armenian protestors gather to call for Mayor Valérie Plante’s support
A thousand protestors gathered in front of city hall on Thursday A pro-Armenian protest in front of Montreal…
Putting the “Lib” in “Glib”: The modern portrait of Indigenous policing
The fight for Indigenous policing to be recognized as “essential” On Sept. 23, in his Speech from the…
Liberals win federal elections as minority government
Same Parties, New Results: A Recap of the Federal Election. The results are in for the 2019 federal…
The influence of memes and bots in the electoral campaign
“Right now, we are not seeing a lot of positive Trudeau memes,” said Associate Professor Fenwick McKelvey. “So,…
Poli Savvy: The storm before… the storm?
It’s been a whole new world of pain for the Liberal Party, as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau deals…
Perspectives on “Brownface,” from a brown-faced person
It is almost starting to feel that in the #MeToo era, you can’t react quickly enough to any…
Poli Savvy: Walking on eggshells one week into the election
The election campaign is now in full swing. From the start, the Liberal party was taken aback by…
No electoral reform for Canadians
Canadians respond to Trudeau’s decision to abandon electoral reform plans Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent decision to scrap…
Trudeau’s language gaffe
The sun barely emerges through the grey clouds, as darkness covers the entire city. Pale creatures with chalky…