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As Canada’s federal election approaches, the once-stable consensus on immigration is fracturing, with Trudeau’s policy reversals signalling a dramatic shift toward restriction in response to rising public hostility.
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As Canada faces trade wars and threats to sovereignty, the Liberals’ unexpected surge challenges Poilievre’s populist rise in a high-stakes election battle.
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Host Theo Shouse sits down with economist James K. Galbraith to discuss his latest book, Entropy Economics, which rethinks and rejects orthodox economic concepts like equilibrium by introducing the second law of thermodynamics to the dismal…
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New Caledonia’s status as a French territory — despite being thousands of kilometres away — challenges the legitimacy of continued French rule.
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In December 2024, an 11-year-old girl was rescued from the Mediterranean Sea — just off of the Italian island of Lampedusa — after floating for three days with only an innertube and life jacket. She was starving, exhausted, and suffering…
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The overprescription of medications is not a real solution to the mental health crisis; it is a misplaced band-aid– a temporary and at times, ineffective solution that fails to address the root causes of the issue.
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Mexico's progressive president Sheinbaum has been implementing reforms that threaten to bring the country back to a time before multiparty democracy. What are the impacts of MORENA's package of reforms?
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The absence of strong privacy regulations in low-income countries exposes individuals to higher risks of exploitation, reinforcing social and economic inequalities.
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As a continuation of my previous article about the realities behind Philippine Overseas Migration, I turned to Dr. Kazue Takamura to provide insights from her research on the larger systems at play within the institutionalisation of labour…
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