A piece discussing the forced and coerced sterilization of Indigenous women in Canada.

Rayyan Esmail considers the federal government’s responsibility for the COVID-19 fourth wave crises in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Opinion piece about the restrictive safe injection site policy recently put in place in Alberta, and how this policy will affect the opioid.

Years of mistreatment and limited immigration left Quebec’s healthcare system vulnerable to a crisis. That crisis is here.

Rayyan Esmail explores how Covid bubbles allowed for the safe return of sports and what they’ve taught us for the future the Olympic Games.

Chanel explores historical and contemporary responses to vaccine hesitancy, particularly responses in the form of mandatory vaccine policies

This article explores the role of para-social relationships and the spread misinformation on the COVID-19 vaccine

An opinion piece responding to the Conservative reaction to the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines to vulnerable prisoners in federal prisons

Author Chanel Best examines the failures of the Ontario government to administer vaccines to those most at risk of contracting COVID-19.

The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines is a product of an increasingly interconnected world that fosters transnational links

This series opener provides a brief introduction to oligopolies and outlines the subjects that will be explored in subsequent articles.

Rayyan Esmail discusses the fate of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, in the face of recent challenges in the Supreme Court.

Author Pablo Mhanna-Sandoval analyses the future of pandemic prevention through the implementation of a global meat tax.

Vrinda Agnihotri looks at New Brunswick's plan to adopt the Icelandic Prevention Model to reduce substance use against teens.

Dilki Jagoda analyzes the history of medical assistance in dying in Canada, it's current iteration, and the arguments of its opponents.

Maggie Smith argues that safe injection sites is an essential and effective policy in combatting the opioid crisis.

Charlotte Mackenzie explores the need for Canada to invest more heavily in stopping anti-Indigenous racism in the health care system.

Lily Huang examines Canada's response to perceived Chinese influence on the World Health Organization for KPR's third issue.

The pandemic has shown how LTC homes have failed their residents. Alicia explores the military's report into LTCs to explore the problem.

For over seven decades, scientific advancements has happened with the use of human cells - in particular the HeLa cells.