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            climate change
        
    Weighing the Scale
            Shifting to net-zero carbon emissions will be incredible, but it comes at an incredible cost. It means shifting from the unsustainable consumer trends that we have become so used to.
        
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            sports
        
    Stop Sexualizing Women in Sports
            It is disappointing that women have been fighting for the right to have more options in their uniforms, and still the rules for the majority have not been changed. Uniform regulations should not make women feel self-conscious while playing sports...
        
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            Everydaylife
        
    Do we own our data?
            The power this software bestows on high-level officials and politicians is unprecedented. The advent of technology has allowed us to store our lives on a 6x3 mobile device. Therefore, it is not just our phones that are susceptible to this infringement but our whole lives.
        
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            Everydaylife
        
    Why British People Can't Donate Blood, And What It Means for The Future of Disease
            Despite these alarming symptoms, studies from the time–around 1989–lead British experts to think it was unlikely that BSE could pose any risk to humans… Unfortunately, in another 5 years, this was shown to have been a catastrophically incorrect assessment.
        
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            colonialism
        
    4 Ways the Canadian Government Perpetuates Colonialism
            Passed by the federal government in 1876, the Indian Act is a set of laws made to have control over Indigenous peoples in Canada; filled with assimilation policies meant to eliminate Indigenous culture and tear apart their social and political unicity.
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    Tragedies of Child Marriage: How will you help?
            The issue of child marriage is global.  Countries such as Niger, Central African Republic, and Chad have the most child marriages globally with over 60-70% of girls being married before the age of 18 and approximately 30% married before the age of 15.
        
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            activism
        
    Can Online Petitions Effect Change?
            Online petitions can be one of the best ways to impact policy changes. We’ve seen it many times even within this year alone, masses of people gathering together can influence change, and petitions add momentum.
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    An Introduction to Canadian Residential Schools
            Less than 25 years ago, residential schools were still active in Canada. Your grandparents, parents, siblings, or even you may have been alive to experience it if you were an Indigenous person in Canada.
        
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            Everydaylife
        
    Disney Lied: The Story of Matoaka
            Matoaka was her original name. She was born in 1596 in Werowocomoco, Virginia, daughter of Wahunsenacawh; chief of the Powhatan tribe. Her father often called her “Pocahontas” after her late mother whose name was Pocahontas meaning “playful one”.
        
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            Everydaylife
        
    Why Housing Prices Are Surging During The Pandemic
            The Liberal Housing Secretary has also come out to defend the high prices stating that it would be awful for current homeowners to have “ten percent of the equity in their home suddenly disappear overnight.”
        
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            current events
        
    Chinese Rocket Crash lands west of the Maldives after Internet Panic
            The main source of speculation derived from social media, where many users were worried if the rocket might land in a populated area. A multitude of videos, tweets, and TikToks surfaced about the rocket after the situation was brought into popular media.
        
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            political affairs
        
    Political Campaign of Fear
            When Modi first became PM, he ran on aspiration, hope, and promises to better the lives of the billions under his care. However, that changed gradually as he continued abusing his power.  His victims are mainly from opposing states or regions.
        
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            Everydaylife
        
    How American Corporations Destabilized Latin America for Bananas
            It all started with the Monroe Doctrine of 1904, an American policy that allowed the U.S. to excuse any foreign intervention under the guise of “policing them”. In reality, it allowed for the government and corporations to exploit these countries.
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    Residential Schools: Child Experimentation
            Unfortunately, hunger and malnutrition did not begin or end with the experiments from 1942 to 1952. Ian Mosby, an award-winning Canadian historian, recounts stories of residential school survivors in saying, “They have said for a long time that, not only were they part of scientific experiments,
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    Why Canadian Rights Aren't Guaranteed
            Under Canada’s current political system and climate, none of its citizens’ rights and freedoms are guaranteed. This very idea is built into the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
        
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            covid-19
        
    Moral Decay: Peru's Vaccine Scandal
            Overtime, Peru’s political history has had several dark patches that have crippled the nation in progress, innovation, stability and security. Even Peruvians show no signs of disappointment or surprise at the news of numerous scandals and its extremities.
        
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            human rights affairs
        
    Hockey Culture is Still Homophobic
            Earlier this year, Yanic Duplessis–a prospect for the Voltigeurs de Drummondville in the QMJHL–came out as gay. In an ideal world, this would be a non-story, so why is it such a notable event?
        
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            covid-19
        
    A Dual Crises: Homelessness During COVID-19
            Ontario has now reached the third wave of COVID-19 that has been heavily anticipated yet poorly prepared for and ultimately unable to avoid. Rules and instructions in the province of Ontario have been unclear, ineffective and inconsistent.
        
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