EDITORIAL: ‘BILL 124 really screwed us’: Ontario’s frontline healthcare workers
Premier Doug Ford is being urged to dump Bill 124 and solve Ontario’s healthcare staffing crisis by frontline workers and public sector unions.
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Category: OP-ED
OPINION: Perceived isolation fuels Canadians’ post-pandemic climate anxiety
Climate distress remains on the rise as Canadians navigate the lasting social impacts of COVID-19,
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OPINION: IGNITE Soup Bar doubles down amid rising food insecurity
Food insecurity has become a real issue amongst Canadian students as food prices have steadily increased since the COVID-19 pandemic.
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OPINION: When diversity kills diversity at film festivals
The rejection by the festival of a film selected for Sundance 2022 raises questions about their commitment to diversity.
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EDITORIAL: Ford needs to pause Greenbelt plans following investigation announcements
Doug Ford’s plan to fast-track his green belt plan has hit some big ruts and if he stalls out, it might be a good thing for Ontario.
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OPINION: Shoppers Drug Mart system failure hints at larger problem
Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacies across several cities in Ontario, including Oakville, London, and Barrie, experienced a system shutdown last week.
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OPINION: Qatar proved that money doesn’t result in beauty
The World Cup final will be played on Sunday and although it may be a thrilling matchup, this World Cup was overall rather disappointing in my eyes.
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OPINION: Online hate is changing reality television
Reality television once offered a look into the different lives of people from all walks of life, but today it sits as a polarizing part of popular culture.
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EDITORIAL: Alberta’s Sovereignty Act an affront to Indigenous People in Canada
Danielle Smith has faced sharp criticism after equating Alberta’s quest for sovereignty with Indigenous People’s plight in Canada.
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OPINION: Bucs’ struggles are deeper than Brady
Tom Brady’s season has been surrounded by numerous controversies, but the Buccaneers’ lacklustre form can’t all be pinned on its quarterback.
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EDITORIAL: Blaxploitation was far from exploitation
Afros, quick-witted dialogue and funky soundtracks. Blaxploitation had it all, on its way to revolutionizing the meaning of Black cinema.
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OPINION: Toronto needs to take stronger action to prevent homelessness
More people are experiencing homelessness in Toronto and the city needs to work harder to address the ongoing struggles these people face.
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