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Gender and Authoritarianism: from Policing Bodies to a Police State
Spyra Papoulias
  • Mar 28
  • 5 min

Gender and Authoritarianism: from Policing Bodies to a Police State

Sypra Papoulias argues that restrictions on gender identity and expression represent authoritarian impositions that threaten democracy.
Safe Supply Is A Controversial Policy, But It's Ultimately A Good One
Eugene Jeoung
  • Feb 10
  • 6 min

Safe Supply Is A Controversial Policy, But It's Ultimately A Good One

An article explaining why providing a safe supply of illicit drugs can be a tool for reducing the harms associated with drug use.
Downfall of the American Order
Ryan D'Souza
  • Feb 7
  • 4 min

Downfall of the American Order

Opinion piece about the decline of American influence on the world stage.
Why the Indian Act Must be Reformed from ‘Harmful’ to ‘Helpful’
Kaitlyn Unitas
  • Nov 24, 2021
  • 3 min

Why the Indian Act Must be Reformed from ‘Harmful’ to ‘Helpful’

It is a piece discussing the harmful legacies of the Indian act and the need for a reframing of its core content.
Digital Vigilantism
Alexandra Wilson
  • Jul 19, 2021
  • 4 min

Digital Vigilantism

This article is an interview piece that explores the ins and outs of a concept known as digital vigilantism.
How does Online Hate Manifest
Alexandra Wilson
  • Jul 12, 2021
  • 5 min

How does Online Hate Manifest

This piece explores the factors that lead to digital hate online, examining the opinions of experts to understand this growing trend.
Down the Stack: Power and Accountability in Internet Intermediaries’ Content Moderation Decisions
Georgia Evans
  • Jul 9, 2021
  • 7 min

Down the Stack: Power and Accountability in Internet Intermediaries’ Content Moderation Decisions

This piece explores the work done by internet intermediaries around content moderation, and the formal decision-making process behind it.
Influencing Trust: The Role of Para-social Relationships and Misinformation
Sahaana Ranganathan
  • Jul 6, 2021
  • 5 min

Influencing Trust: The Role of Para-social Relationships and Misinformation

This article explores the role of para-social relationships and the spread misinformation on the COVID-19 vaccine
The Liberal Governments Proposed Regulatory Measures in the Wake of the Storming of the U.S. Capitol
Alexandra Wilson
  • Jun 21, 2021
  • 8 min

The Liberal Governments Proposed Regulatory Measures in the Wake of the Storming of the U.S. Capitol

An informative look into Bill C-10, a bill meant to amend the Broadcasting act. It includes the reactions of various afflicted parties.
The Reagan Policy Decision that Fractured Classic Media
Alexandra Wilson
  • Jun 14, 2021
  • 6 min

The Reagan Policy Decision that Fractured Classic Media

Alex explores the impacts of the Reagan administration’s abolition of the “Fairness Doctrine” and how it has polarized our media landscape
Social Housing and the Registry Waitlist
Tana Cheema
  • Jun 8, 2021
  • 4 min

Social Housing and the Registry Waitlist

Author Tanawush Cheema sits down with Ottawa City Councillor Mathieu Fleury to discuss the current state of affordable housing in Ottawa.
In Conversation: Tackling Hate on Social Media
Alexandra Wilson
  • Jun 7, 2021
  • 5 min

In Conversation: Tackling Hate on Social Media

Alex Wilson interviews Maya Roy, the CEO of the YWCA Canada, to discuss the Block Hate Initiative and solutions for online hate speech.
How Do We Address Extremism Online?
Alexandra Wilson
  • May 31, 2021
  • 6 min

How Do We Address Extremism Online?

Alexandra Wilson revisits the topic of right-wing extremism in her newly updated piece, exploring options to slow its spread online.
Introduction to Oligopolies: Masked by the Disguise of Choice
Georgia Evans
  • May 31, 2021
  • 4 min

Introduction to Oligopolies: Masked by the Disguise of Choice

This series opener provides a brief introduction to oligopolies and outlines the subjects that will be explored in subsequent articles.
From Social Media to Societal Collapse: A Hidden Threat in Our Daily Lives
Aryan Bajpai
  • May 26, 2021
  • 5 min

From Social Media to Societal Collapse: A Hidden Threat in Our Daily Lives

Writer Aryan Bajpai explores the newfound dangers of social media, including misinformation and extremism
India’s Farmer’s Protests: Policy, Advocacy, and an Attack on Democracy
Jami McElrea
  • May 11, 2021
  • 5 min

India’s Farmer’s Protests: Policy, Advocacy, and an Attack on Democracy

Author Jami McElrea offers her insight and analysis on the current state of Indian democracy and the implications of the ongoing protests.
Stephen McNeil Made Himself the Premier-King of Nova Scotia: The Absence of the Legislature
Annabelle Linders
  • Mar 8, 2021
  • 4 min

Stephen McNeil Made Himself the Premier-King of Nova Scotia: The Absence of the Legislature

Annabelle Linders explores why Premier McNeil decided to suspend the Nova Scotia Legislature from meeting during COVID-19.
Sanctuary Cities: What the Right and the Left Both Get Wrong
Alexander Stoney
  • Mar 4, 2021
  • 5 min

Sanctuary Cities: What the Right and the Left Both Get Wrong

Alexander Stoney breaks through the political conversation to analyze sanctuary cities, showing how both sides get parts of the issue wrong.
Why Trudeau Broke His Promise: Canada's Options for Electoral Reform
Alexandra Wilson
  • Feb 19, 2021
  • 6 min

Why Trudeau Broke His Promise: Canada's Options for Electoral Reform

Opinion by Alexandra Wilson In 2015, the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, promised the Canadian public that the 2015 federal...
R. v. Desautel: A case of missing identity
Anthony Valenti
  • Nov 24, 2020
  • 4 min

R. v. Desautel: A case of missing identity

Opinion by Anthony Valenti. A case out of the British Columbia Court of Appeals is being elevated, yet again, to the Canadian highest court
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