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"This first issue touches on themes of race, religion, and culture not just because they are critical in the present, but because they are the foundation of society, the elements that bind us to each other to create communities, and the first principles of our state. What better issue to launch KPR? " To read the full foreward click here.
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Race is a key factor in our society and a lens through which all policy should be analyzed, though often it is not. In this issue, our writers look into the ways Indigenous peoples have been affected by the legal system, how influential the Black Lives Matter movement was on our institutions and the prevalence of the school to prison pipeline in Ontario.
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Religion is an important aspect of society that often is not discussed in policy. This is particularly strange when government enters the realm of religion. In this issue, our writers look into Quebec, how it is similar to France's view on religious plurality and examine two key pieces of legislation, Bills 21 and 62. Our team also looks at the public funding of religious schools and the Iran-Iraq war.


Culture is key to a society that is connected, empathetic, and open. In this section, our staff explores Canadian culture, There is analysis of key issues that are shifting our nation's culture like Canada's digital divide, our lack of mental health resources, and our laws on prostitution. BUt there is also analysis of key issues that shape our culture, like Western liberalism and youth engagement.

MASTHEAD
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Editor-in-Chief Brian Huynh
Deputy Editor-in-Chief Matthew Winter
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EDITORIAL
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Managing Editor Hibagh Ahmed
Deputy Managing Editor Rachel Schafer
Associate Managing Editor Lauren McCoy
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Senior Editor Maximillian Lee
Senior Editor Najla Mohamed
Senior Editor Thea Foss Wallace
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Contributing Editor Benjamin Beiles
Contributing Editor Cooper Mendelson-Grasse
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Editor Van Vum
Editor Christine Li
Editor Dante Vignuzzi
Editor Tasnia Reza
Editor Lucas Morin
Editor Cole Murray
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ISSUE CONTRIBUTORS
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Katso Ramodimoosi
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OPERATIONS
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Chair of the Board Brian Huynh
Director of Digital Matthew Winter
Director of Communications Amy Hinchey
Director of Media & Marketing Sahra Abudllahi
Director of Accessibility & Oversight Tana Cheema
Acting Director of Finance Hailey Richard
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