Public 3/6

Mar 18, 2026
7 min

Perspectives on the Uyghur Genocide from Canada

Hibagh Ahmed and Sarah Siu provide valuable insights into the perspectives of Muslims and Asians in Canada on the Uyghur genocide.

Aryan Bajpai

Mar 17, 2026
6 min

How China's Belt and Road Initiative Affects Canada

Aryan Bajpai analyzes the Belt and Road Initiative to determine the different global and Canadian perspectives on the controversial project.

Lily Huang

Mar 16, 2026
4 min

What does Canada think about China’s influence on the World Health Organization?

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

Spyra Papoulias

Mar 15, 2026
6 min

Why Canada Should Embrace a Stronger Relationship with Taiwan

Spyra Papoulias explains why Canada should embrace a greater relationship with Taiwan despite fears of retaliation from China.

Georgia Evans

Mar 12, 2026
5 min

How Is Privacy Supposed to Work in a Digital World?

Georgia Evans explores how privacy is supposed to work in our digital world by exploring new and emerging privacy protections in the world.

Jami McElrea

Mar 11, 2026
5 min

Moving On From the Keystone XL Pipeline

Jami McElrea provides thoughtful critique of Premier Kenney's legal objections to President Biden's cancellation of Keystone XL pipeline.

Anson Shen

Mar 10, 2026
4 min

Keystone XL Pipeline: What Is It? What Happened?

Anson Shen looks into the Keystone XL Pipeline, what it is and why the Executive Order signed by President Biden matters so much to Canada.

Peter Hamilton

Mar 9, 2026
5 min

Abdirahman Abdi: A Case of Police Impunity

Peter Hamilton analyzes the tragic death of Abdhirahman Abdi and exposes the stark example of police brutality and impunity that proceeded.

Annabelle Linders

Mar 8, 2026
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.

Claire Borgaonkar

Mar 6, 2026
4 min

Are COVID-19 Travel Bans Necessary or Cruel? Maybe Both.

Claire Borgaonkar explains how travel bans have been heartbreaking and necessary during COVID-19 as seen in a case currently before courts.

Alexandra Wilson

Mar 5, 2026
6 min

Right-wing Extremism Is Fomented on Social Media: What Should We Do?

Alexandra Wilson examines how right-wing extremism has been formed on social media and how social medias have decided to respond.

Alexander Stoney

Mar 4, 2026
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.

Georgia Evans

Mar 3, 2026
5 min

Should How the Internet Works Change? TCP/IP and New IP

Georgia Evans explains how IP works to connect us to where we want to go digitally, but some say it's time for a New IP. Georgia explains.

Jesse Hsieh

Mar 2, 2026
3 min

COVID-19 Has Had Uneven Economic Impacts: Let's See How

Jesse Hsieh looks into how COVID-19 has impacted the economy and how this impact has been uneven.

Dilki Jagoda

Mar 1, 2026
4 min

Miyawata Dion Stout: An Ode to the Power of Youth

Dilki Jagoda sits down with Miyawata Dion Stout to hear her views on youth, protest, Indigenous empowerment and climate change.

Jami McElrea

Feb 27, 2026
5 min

Surveillance Capitalism: Pokémon Go and EU Regulations

Surveillance Capitalism dominates our lives. Jami explores the topic through the case of Pokemon Go and Europe's GDPR privacy law.

Claire Borgaonkar

Feb 26, 2026
3 min

COVID-19 Is the Perfect Opportunity to Introduce a National School Meal Program

Opinion by Claire Borgaonkar One of the most significant secondary public health crises to emerge in Canada as a result of the ongoing...

Lindsey Keene

Feb 25, 2026
5 min

Canada Has a Cell Service Problem. It's Time to Fix It.

The Big 3 have ruled Canadian cellular service for too long. Lindsey describes the problems of this oligopoly and what is needed to solve it

Alexandra Wilson

Feb 24, 2026
6 min

The Way We Work is Changing; Canada Should Embrace a 4-Day Work Week

COVID-19 has shown how Canadians can adapt. Alexandra argues that we can adapt permanently is by shifting to a 4-day workweek.

Alicia Gibson

Feb 23, 2026
5 min

Ontario's Long-Term Care Facilities are Failing Residents

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