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Since late October, farmers have organized peaceful sit-ins along the roads from Haryana to the Indian capital, eventually blocking the main highway into northern Delhi to protest these new laws. The movement quickly garnered support…
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The coronavirus crisis has turned into an international scientific race, as countries compete with each other to be the first to develop an effective COVID-19 vaccine. But while this adversarial approach can be seen as an effective way to…
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As the use of a Canadian backdrop becomes an industry standard, and the film and television industry secures a permanent foothold in Canada, economic incentives become less necessary, and could be used with more discretion. To truly tip the…
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Tackling polarization, engaging with younger Canadians, and how Kim’s Convenience represents the future for the CBC
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"In recent years, some scholars and First Nations leaders have proposed a controversial and fundamental reform which they suggest could create stronger economic foundations in Indigenous communities: the privatization of reserve lands."
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Plusieurs mois après le début de la pandémie, la promesse d’un vaccin vient davantage élargir le fossé entre les pays.
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"Making ecocide an official international crime would close a major gap in international law that has allowed mass environmental destruction and its perpetrators to go unchecked."
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To a degree, Indonesia’s fight to uphold Pancasila parallels Macron’s quest to defend the secular values so dear to the French republic. However, Indonesia’s push to neutralize the threat of radical Islam predates post-9/11 anxieties about…
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To have ‘nothing to hide’ is not a sufficient justification to allow the infringement of our individual freedoms. Liberal democracies in particular will have to acknowledge the dangers of facial recognition technology if their governments…
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Nous lançons la série The MIR Coverage, dans laquelle nous discutons d'enjeux liés à la santé publique. Pour ce premier épisode, nous recevons Dr Pierre Bleau, psychiatre de formation et Directeur national des services de santé mentale et…
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