Savannah Sguigna

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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As negotiations between Yemen, their allies, and the UN continue, the Security Council’s investigation into Canada’s role in the civil war reveals the limitations of Canadian foreign aid, and how it may only be superficially helpful.
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The eerie comparisons of Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid’s Tale extend to a different interpretation of political fear, where citizens struggle to see past the discourse of shock-value headlines.
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The responsibility of providing stability for local businesses and city workers increasingly falls on their respective municipalities, transforming the challenge of redesigning office spaces into a city-wide puzzle. 
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Seattle’s lack of consensus on Capitol Hill makes it an anomaly of unresolved revolutions with a historical precedent.
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While some provinces and regions have been recovering faster than others, a deficiency of relevant and location-specific news on COVID-19 is feeding discord between the provinces, Ottawa, and the Canadian people.
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