Twenty twenty-two. A year of new rules, new conflicts, new peace, and most importantly, change. Though it would be impossible to summarize everything that has altered the composition of our world throughout the year, let’s break down the major events that have influenced us, month-by-month. Continue reading The World of 2022
There has been much chatter about the controversy of the first-ever World Cup in the Middle East, but what exactly is the controversy about? Continue reading What’s all the controversy with the 2022 Qatar World Cup?
In March 2020, something invisible to the human eye flooded the world to transform our lives forever. 2 years later, it’s time to look at what else has changed for a group that has been the face of the misinformation crisis during the pandemic. Continue reading #StopAsianHate – Over 2 years later
The watch that you’re wearing on your wrist has a dark past, having birthed the story of the Radium Girls. Continue reading Radium Girls: Bones That Glow in the Dark
While fires may be burning all around us, 2021 has not failed to offer glimpses of light in the darkness. Continue reading A Year in Progress and Regress: 2021
A group of Canadian children and youth are set to make history, opening the possibility that they and their peers may be able to cast a ballot in the next federal election. Continue reading Young Canadians File Court Challenge to Lower Federal Voting Age
In this short introductory case study to Pakistan, we will be highlighting the most prominent factors in each category of risk: social, economic, political, and geopolitical in an effort to educate more individuals about country risks that exist outside of decorated Instagram fact posts; real risks that no one seems to be talking about. Continue reading Pakistan Risk Mini Case Study: A Nation with Chronic Pains
As we move into the middle of July, many children and teens are gearing up to return to school, many of which will be in-person (finally!). Catherine offers some advice for incoming freshmen to make the most of their year! Continue reading Advice for High School Freshmen/Ninth Graders from a Junior
Almost everyone in the Canadian province of Ontario has seen an optometrist at some point in their lifetimes. After all, they are crucial in maintaining the health of one of our most important senses: sight. Despite this, they’re about to get a lot more scarce. Continue reading The War on Eye Health in Ontario
While this year’s Pride Month may look slightly different with fewer street parades and in-person gatherings, online celebrations stand firm. With the global spring slowly reaching our feet, it is up to us to keep up, starting with debunking common misconceptions about the LGBTQ+ community. Continue reading 5 Common Misconceptions About The LGBTQ+ Community
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