They aren’t dying in secret. They’re dying in front of us, in real time—on our screens, in the reports, in the hollow cries of starving children. Gaza’s Health Ministry says famine has claimed 10 more lives in the past 24 hours, including two small children. That brings the total hunger-related death toll to 313—119 of…
The Toronto Police Service, guided by the one and only Bill Blair, has apparently decided to throw out the old “Cops and Robbers” playbook and opt for a new-age version of community tea parties and algorithm-driven hide-and-seek. Who knew that transparency, accountability, and embracing technology could be the keys to solving crime? Maybe next, they’ll…
As protests against drag queen story hours in Canada intensify, some cities have imposed laws to prohibit these demonstrations. However, the Canadian federal government has continued to lend its support to events like the International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), which celebrates transgender people’s contributions to society and raises awareness of the discrimination they face…
Is the future of governance destined for a blissful union between governments and corporate elites? Klaus Schwab’s audacious proposal certainly raises eyebrows. Can you imagine politicians and CEOs holding hands and singing “Kumbaya” as they tackle global challenges together? It’s almost as if Schwab believes they’re the ultimate power couple. But hey, who needs separation…
The ongoing strike by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) workers in Ottawa has now entered its sixth day. Thousands of PSAC members have been on strike since last Monday, demanding better working conditions, fair wages, and improved benefits. As of today, workers have returned to the picket lines after a short break over…