The Making of an MIR Article
Host Andrew Wei explores writing and creativity with MIR writer Annisa Burgos. Over the course of an MIR…
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Zéro émission de carbone d’ici 2060 : la Chine serait-elle trop ambitieuse?
« Le 22 septembre dernier, lors du débat général de la 75e session de l’assemblée générale de l’ONU, la Chine a…
Trump’s Refusal To Respect Election Results Is a Symbolic Threat to Democracy
If Trump loses the election in November, what follows may put America’s democratic safeguards to the test. Trump’s…
Mask Hysteria: Containment (Ep.2)
With panic and hysteria creeping in, the economic and geopolitical consequences of the coronavirus outbreak have…
Editorial: Change the Name
In 1992, a decision was made to remove the stereotyped caricatures of Indigenous persons which had appeared on…
The Editor’s Desk: A Final Farewell
From the 1st Annual MIR Awards:
Writing this farewell speech was, in a lot of ways, like trying to encapsulate my…
What is MIR?
Liked our promo video? Want to find out more about MIR? Discover how the online publication has grown since its…
Review’s Radio: Canadian Same Sex Marriage, a Story about Love, Rights and…
In the fifth episode of Review's Radio on Demand: a story about unintentional and unexpected Canadian leadership in…
Review’s Radio: Report of an Interesting Walk through “Through Tragedy We…
For this fourth episode of Review's Radio on Demand, I had the privilege of walking through the Visual Arts…
In Defense of IDS: A Reply to the McGill Daily
On October 17th, the McGill Daily published a feature article titled “Party on the Beach while Improving Healthcare…