“My body, my choice”, an ironic juxtaposition
How the use of this controversial slogan has shifted Growing up, I heard the phrase “My body, my…
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Off with their heads…? It’s not that simple
Why abolishing the Canadian monarchy is easier said than done If you haven’t heard from the landslide of…
Liberals to move ahead with the introduction of assault weapons buy-back program
Bill C-21 invites controversy from all sides of the gun debate Following the ban of 1,500 makes and…
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…
Poli Savvy: Keystone pipeline project stopped in its tracks
Biden administration revokes Keystone XL project permit despite consequences in Canada Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, a long-standing friend…
Isolation: the original shame-based solution to human punishment
Is social isolation softening our carrot-and-stick incarceration system? Residents of Canada first went on lockdown in March of…
Jagmeet Singh and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raise $200,000 playing Among Us
The two politicians played the online game to raise money for a variety of charity organizations in the…
Media literacy is the new alphabet: why everyone needs to know how to read the news
Disinformation circulating on social media can now be the difference between illness and health. To the untrained eye,…
Going down the rabbit hole? How we’ve politicized the internet
I first came here for cat videos but now I can’t stop reading about conspiracy theories The first…
The significant influence of white supremacists on the U.S. election
Trump could count on the strong support of white supremacists in his race for the White House. America…
The turning tides of the CSU
Disclaimer: The Concordian is a fee-levy organization For the past few years, the CSU has felt out of…
What’s been happening in the Wet’suwet’en territory?
With COVID-19, the protests’ momentum diminished, but the communities in the territory are still fighting The Wet’suwet’en solidarity…