Editor-in-Chief Brian Huynh explores how broadcasting rights are changing in some of the biggest sports leagues in the world in recent years

This article is an interview piece that explores the ins and outs of a concept known as digital vigilantism.

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.

This piece explores the factors that lead to digital hate online, examining the opinions of experts to understand this growing trend.

This piece explores the work done by internet intermediaries around content moderation, and the formal decision-making process behind it.

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

An informative look into Bill C-10, a bill meant to amend the Broadcasting act. It includes the reactions of various afflicted parties.

In many ways, tennis is the most professional popular sport in modern times. Here’s what that says about tennis and all other sports.

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

Alex explores the impacts of the Reagan administration’s abolition of the “Fairness Doctrine” and how it has polarized our media landscape

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

Author Tanawush Cheema sits down with Ottawa City Councillor Mathieu Fleury to discuss the current state of affordable housing in Ottawa.

Alex Wilson interviews Maya Roy, the CEO of the YWCA Canada, to discuss the Block Hate Initiative and solutions for online hate speech.

Alexandra Wilson revisits the topic of right-wing extremism in her newly updated piece, exploring options to slow its spread online.

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

Author Sahaana Ranganathan interviews Dimitri Rousseau to understand more about development funding and aid.

Author Jami McElrea offers her insight and analysis on the current state of Indian democracy and the implications of the ongoing protests.

Katso Ramodimoosi argues that Bill C-36 and the end demand model are adversely effecting sex workers.

Jesse Hsieh argues that requiring paywalls to access news creates more of a danger to society than meets the eye.

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