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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
Whether you love them or hate them, breadth requirements are a factor every U of T student must consider when planning their course load. The
Snapchat quickly rose to prominence as a leading social media app that allows you to send messages, photos and videos to anyone you choose. The
What it means to be Canadian and apathetic towards hockey Hockey was introduced late into 19th century, as a means of winter entertainment in an
Beloved Toronto landmark to be redeveloped in 2017 Honest Ed’s in the winter is a spectacular sight. Unfortunately, this is the last winter that Toronto
The Province of Toronto. It’s a notion that has been considered before by prominent urban scholars like Jane Jacobs and slightly eccentric members of provincial
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and whether you like it or not, Christmas music is being played all around. Music is a
The second edition of the Innis Herald Photo Challenge for the 2016/17 academic session was incredibly entertaining! The Innis Herald would like to extend thanks to
The Harambe Edition On May 28, an unnamed, three-year-old boy toppled into the gorilla enclosure at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens in Ohio. Subsequent
Calling attention to the troubling views of the new Republican administration With only two months left before the American President-elect’s inauguration, Donald Trump has left
The President-Elect will attempt to reverse all plans for environmental progress On January 20, President-Elect Donald Trump will become the only world leader to deny
