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Unemployment, inflation, and high crime rates plaguing the South American country In the streets of Venezuela, hundred-bolivar bills are treated like napkins, restaurant owners are
How social media can play a role in undermining political discourse During the 2015 federal elections, the Conservative party coined a phrase that they thought
We need to talk about the 24-hour news cycle. With the increase in connectivity that we’ve seen in the last few decades, news organizations had
Every March, Innis College students have the opportunity to vote in their student representatives on the Innis College Student Society (ICSS). This year, the candidates
The Bachelor Nation Edition The dating world is incontestably changing. Tinder, Bumble, Plenty of Fish: apps that allow you to swipe through a sea of
It’s one of the world’s largest franchises. It’s a religious destination of all poor college students with 2 am munchies, and of small children buying into
What is love? That mysterious, all-consuming something that crowds your thoughts and dreams for days on end. It knows no bounds and makes your worst
On January 12, Viacom International Media Networks announced that it would create the first Southeast Asian Nickelodeon resort in the Philippines. The attraction will be
The American election and its subsequent results have seen extensive coverage in the media. With all the attention towards what can only be described as
Kellie Leitch may not be the only Canadian politician borrowing policy ideas from her right-wing counterparts in the United States. Six months after announcing his
On the federal election campaign trail, current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to legalize marijuana. At a campaign stop in Montreal in 2015, former Prime
On Saturday January 21, the largest protest in U.S. history took place, with an estimated 2.9 million Americans participating. The Women’s March gathered hundreds of
I currently work in the financial industry where once a week, all the managers in my office gather to discuss how major economic events are
This past July, Black Lives Matter (BLM) Toronto brought the Pride Parade to a stop. They had been named an honorary group at Pride and
Protests broke out in airports across the United States after it was announced that President Donald Trump signed an executive order titled “Protecting the Nation
Not very long ago – hardly more than 60 years – Yorkville was a cultural petri dish. The area was filled with cheap cafes, dingy
The World University Services of Canada (WUSC) is a leading NGO based in Ottawa that focuses on international development. One of WUSC’s primary programs is
Last month, the Algemeiner, a New York based Jewish newspaper, published their first annual list of the “Worst Colleges for Jewish Students, 2016.” The University
Though we are at the beginning of a new year, the future of the political landscape in North America and Europe has thus far been
The month of February screams Valentine’s Day. Those of us who have a valentine, a boyfriend, a girlfriend, a significant other, or even a ‘possible’
2016 has been one hell of a year, and not in a fun way. It’s been collectively labelled by almost everyone as one of the
