Struggles in the Sports World: How the Pandemic has Changed the Game
When Utah Jazz star Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 back in March, the entire world of sports screeched to…
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Keeping Up with the Olympians: The Golden Generation?
The Olympics are more than an athletic competition. They are a symbol of unity, a sign that we can put…
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Meals For Milton-Parc Tackles Homelessness in Montreal And Educates On Indigenous Issues
Over the past couple of weeks, a new McGill volunteer initiative in the Milton-Parc neighbourhood has quickly gained support from…
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What’s Next for the Canadian MNT? Enter Jonathan David
Far from the glittering lights of UEFA and the rich traditions and rivalries of CONMEBOL, CONCACAF teams have long labored…
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Tiktok and the Evolution of Data Privacy
Imagine a small, orange bird. It has reddish-brown wings and a wide, golden tail. Native to the forests of Brazil,…
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“More Than a Striptease”: Discussing Diversity and Sex Positivity With LatinX Burlesque Canada
An art form with a rich history, burlesque showcases the eroticism of the individual. Burlesque is often a mix of…
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How Tiktok Uses Censorship on Its “For You” Page
Are you one of the 1.3 billion people who use TikTok? If so, you’ve probably found yourself wondering at some…
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North of Zion Williamson
On January 22nd, midway through the NBA season, 1st overall draft pick Zion Williamson made his debut for the New…
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Soju Boy: A Korean-Canadian’s Perspective on the People’s Liquor
I come from a pretty traditional Korean family. As the oldest child of an immigrant family, Korean traditions and customs…
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The Super Bowl’s Tech Superstar
While Jennifer Lopez and Shakira performed a jaw-dropping halftime show during the Super Bowl, there was indeed a company shining…
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