Machine Learning in the Classroom: Promising, but Uncertain
While AI and other technological advancements have disrupted and transformed many industries – from ride sharing to warehousing – many…
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SuperBowl Ads in Canada: It’s Just Not the Same
Some people watch for the game, others for the halftime show, and others just for the advertisements. Every year, the…
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Anime: More Than a Cartoon
When someone says that they watch anime, the typical reaction is a snicker, followed by comments that shame them for…
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Letter to the Editor
Hello! Thanks to a Google alert, I found this recent article and felt compelled to respond. As an apple grower…
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The Dark Truth About Farming
No Canadian fall would be complete without apple-picking and pumpkin patches. As picturesque apple orchards dotted in ripe fruit and…
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The Fight for Internet Television: What’s Next?
The familiar routine of buying $8 tickets, getting some fresh, buttery popcorn with an extra-large Coke, and finally, choosing the…
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UNIQLO: Symbolizing a Unique Path to Fashion Prominence
Nowadays, it seems like everyone wants to wear whatever is most expensive on the market. Brand names like Gucci, Burberry…
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Trudeau Versus Trudeau
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The…
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6ix In 6ix: What the Toronto Raptors NBA Finals Win Means For Basketball In Canada
Kawhi Leonard may go down as the greatest Toronto Raptor in history. Last offseason, the Raptors’ President of basketball operations,…
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The Ethics of a ‘Likeless’ Instagram
Margaret Atwood’s 2004 novel Oryx and Crake imagines a nightmarish future in which a handful of mega-powerful corporations control the…
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