Honouring the Unique Healing Journeys of Sexual Violence Survivors
When speaking to friends during late-night (and heavily wine-fueled) talks, the conversation often turns to the expectations of university we…
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A Closer Look at ‘Good for Her’ Cinema
In a field as subjective as cinema, there are bound to be misinterpretations of films, and in an era as…
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Seeking Spiritual Healing
The past year has brought immense stress that has permeated every crevice of society. Every time it feels like we…
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How Pandemic Pets Have Changed the Way We Experience Lockdowns
On a rainy day of early February, 2020, my family and I eagerly drove to a farm in northern Ontario…
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Beneath the Façade of LinkedIn Success
We all know the benefits of LinkedIn. Branded as a modern job-searching tool, the platform is rife with job postings…
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Julie Payette Teaches Us to Look Beyond a Resumé
On paper, ex-Governor General Julie Payette had done it all: from attending prestigious private schools to completing a successful university…
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You’re Not Edgy, You’re Appropriating Black Streetwear
When conversations about appropriation are brought to topic, there is no better example than Black streetwear culture and its much-ignored…
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Making and Breaking Mainstream Sustainability
In the past several months, our ability to connect with others and stay in touch with current issues has been…
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The Dark Side of Viral Pranks
A prank is defined as a “trick that is intended to be funny but not to cause harm or damage,”…
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The People’s Cookie
No cookie gets as much hate as the oatmeal raisin. We’ve all heard the common complaint of picking up a…
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