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      Healthcare in Quebec: How Doomed Are We?
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      What We Know About The Vandalism Of McGill Buildings
    • A Blue Day For Blues
      A Blue Day For Blues
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    • Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter”: Can You Hear Her?
      Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter”: Can You Hear Her?
    • Ethel Cain’s “Perverts” and the Sanctity of the Profane
      Ethel Cain’s “Perverts” and the Sanctity of the Profane
    • “Nosferatu” (2024): The Horror of Female Sexuality
      “Nosferatu” (2024): The Horror of Female Sexuality
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    • In Defense Of Quebec’s Linguistic Irredentism
      In Defense Of Quebec’s Linguistic Irredentism
    • An Ode to ASMR
      An Ode to ASMR
    • The Economics of Hotdog Man 
      The Economics of Hotdog Man 
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    • The Impact of the U.S. Election on Canada’s Economic Landscape: Where Are We Headed in 2025?
      The Impact of the U.S. Election on Canada’s Economic Landscape: Where Are We Headed in 2025?
    • A Seat at the Table: McGill’s Inaugural “Being Black in Finance” Event
      A Seat at the Table: McGill’s Inaugural “Being Black in Finance” Event
    • OpenAI: The Future and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 
      OpenAI: The Future and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 
  • Sports
    • 150 Years in the Making: How the historic Harvard vs McGill rugby game set the stage for the whole year
      150 Years in the Making: How the historic Harvard vs McGill rugby game set the stage for the whole year
    • Imane Khelif and Racism within Women’s Sports
      Imane Khelif and Racism within Women’s Sports
    • The Effect of Colour in Football
      The Effect of Colour in Football
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Erik Johnson

Business & Economy

Waddle On

By Erik Johnson

As Club Penguin migrates to a more tropical climate, will its legacy melt away? In the most controversial decision in…

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Business & Economy

These Suits Are Made for Walking

By Erik Johnson

As medical researchers seek a cure for paralysis, cutting-edge robotic exoskeletons offer the promise of mobility.  Advances in robotics have…

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