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Debt and the IMF: Pakistan’s Economic Conundrum
On October 9th, Finance Minister Asad Umar announced that Pakistan would negotiate with the International Monetary…
The Executive vs the Legislature vs the People:…
Only five countries in the world do not have a codified constitution, or a written-down set of rules governing the…
The Brain Behind the Deal: A Portrait of Chrystia…
For the past year, Canada's economic relationship with the United States has had an element of uncertainty thanks…
Kanien’kehá:ka Territory: Where McGill Stands
As noteworthy as some of its recent Indigenous-oriented academic opportunities are, they come up short when…
From Bad to Worse: Reproductive Rights in America
Despite accusations of sexual assault by several women and a historic in-court testimony from one of the accusers,…
The Iran Deal: Where We’re At
When the Trump Administration announced in May that it would leave the Iran Nuclear Agreement known as the Joint…
From Backpage to the Back Streets
On April 11th, the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act and Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (known collectively as…
Questioning Canada’s Human Rights Record at Home:…
Over two decades after the closing down of the last residential schools in Canada, there are still Canadians who do…
USMCA Or Not, Canada’s Presence in Global Trade is…
On September 30th, an agreement in principle on trade between Canada, the United States, and Mexico was reached,…
#WhyIDidntReport: Hashtags as Action and Inaction
#WhyIDidntReport perfectly highlights this frustrating inaction plaguing hashtag movements: a hashtag exposing the…
Why We Shouldn’t Want Criminals to Suffer
This essay deals with several related issues in the theory of punishment and dessert, human agency, and the self.…
Are Rosenstein and Mueller (Again) Under Siege?
On September 21, The New York Times reported that Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein had suggested secretly…