A Tale of Two Communities Worlds Apart: Filmmaker Connects with Small Prairie Town
By Florence Hwang in Regina, SK. Toronto Filmmaker Aisha Jamal now has a special bond with Kandahar. One of these is of course in Afghanistan,…
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An Atheist’s Take On Quebec’s Bill 21
By Fred Maroun in Ottawa, ON. Quebec’s Bill 21 is titled An Act Respecting the Laïcité of the State, and does seem controversial from name…
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Canada, We Need to Have a Serious Talk About Racism
By Anita Singh and Anjum Sultana in Toronto, ON. On three separate occasions, Justin Trudeau was seen wearing brownface or blackface. It has dominated our…
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The Globalization of Freedom Fights
By Ashoke Dasgupta in Winnipeg, MB Priyamvada Gopal is a Reader in Anglophone and Related Literatures in the faculty of English at the University of…
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The Value of Truth in the Fake News Era
By Marcus Medford in Toronto, ON We have all heard the phrase “fake news” bandied about over the last couple of years, most notably by…
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Justin “Aladdin” Trudeau
By Devanshu Narang in Toronto, ON. Let’s face it. Justin Trudeau made us sick to the core this week with his Aladdin act. Or perhaps…
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Canadians Choose Anti-Hitler Film as TIFF Top Pick
By Isabel Inclan in Toronto, ON The 44th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ended Sunday after screening 333 films from 84 countries, representing 87 languages…
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‘Trusted’ Media Subsidy Increases Risk of Politically-Biased News
By Marco Navarro-Génie The announced federal government subsidy for “trusted” media outlets risks undermining provincial jurisdictions. The federal lathering of a $595-million subsidy on “trusted”…
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The Dragons of Toronto
By Shan Qiao in Toronto, ON How possible is it for immigrant and amateur event organizers to set up Toronto’s largest dragon lantern on Nathan…
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Fewer “Eyes” in Newsrooms Leads to Blind Spots
By Fabian Dawson in Vancouver, BC The publication and subsequent uproar over a recent op-ed in The Vancouver Sun and The Province is a testimony…
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