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
By: Amy Lu Afghanistan is a country that’s seen and been through no small amount of war; in 1838, Britain initiated the first of three British-Afghan Wars while attempting to take control of Afghanistan, ultimately resulting in British defeat as well as Afghanistan’s independence. The Soviet Union then “invaded Afghanistan in 1979 to support a Communist-led coup“, but withdrew after 10 years of fighting, only … Continue reading Afghanistan: The Current Situation
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
Some of the recent regulations made in sports, ranging from running, to swimming to gymnastics, have people raising eyebrows and accusing the Olympics of antiblackness. Why is that? Continue reading Blackness and the 2021 Tokyo Olympics
More and more people are coming out as LGBTQ+ and the mass public is slowly but steadily beginning to acknowledge this new age of free love and orientation. However, now that we have gotten past this first stage of acknowledgment, new hurdles are emerging. Continue reading Transgender Athletes: An Overview and the Public’s Opinion
I had hoped, prayed, dreamed; you name it, that in 2021, the world would have progressed, and these issues would no longer linger. That I, too, would be considered equal to my male counterparts. The sad reality is that many individuals were also wishing for the same, only to be utterly disappointed. Continue reading The Heartbeat Bill, Britney Spears’s Conservatorship – Real Situation of Women’s Rights in the 21st Century
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
Affirmative action probably sounds alien to the average audience, but this diversity policy that has been debated for decades is something incredibly important to consider as society continues to progress towards a varied landscape. Continue reading The Opportunities and Obstacles of Affirmative Action
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