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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...
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Review of The Marrow Theives by Cherie Dimaline

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Ontario’s colleges are in crisis – it’s time to invest in higher education

The effects of chronic underfunding on higher education are clear—chaos and dismay have overwhelmed colleges and universities across Canada amid the sharp decline in...
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Son of a Trickster is a powerful coming-of-age novel rife with Indigenous beliefs

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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...

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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...

Review of The Marrow Theives by Cherie Dimaline

In Cherie Dimaline’s dystopian novel, Indigenous peoples are hunted for their bone marrow, which holds the ability to restore the lost power of dreams.

Ontario’s colleges are in crisis – it’s time to invest in higher education

The effects of chronic underfunding on higher education are clear—chaos and dismay have overwhelmed colleges and universities across Canada amid the sharp decline in...
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All or Nothing: Toronto Maple Leafs Review

Corrado Distefano -
All or Nothing: Toronto Maple Leafs brings fans behind-the-scenes into the Toronto Maple Leafs' locker room and inside Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas’s office...

Three decades later, Nirvana’s Nevermind album is still a rock staple

Jonathan Wilson -
Nirvana's 1991 grunge record Nevermind is still a masterpiece 30 years later.

Never Have I Ever – or Have I Ever?

Vandita Kumar -
To have a Brown girl from Mississauga Ont. appear on a Netflix show and represent the experience of Indian families not once, but twice is huge.

My Own Private Idaho is an indie classic

Joey Cole -
Thirty years after its release, My Own Private Idaho remains one of the most uniquely honest pieces of cinema ever.Fresh off the heels...

Everyone is dying to see Only Murders in the Building

Desi Huddy -
Only Murders in the Building brings relatable characters and a comedic spin to the typical murder mystery show.This Disney+ show follows three residents ...

Netflix Series Maid will have viewers holding their breath

Cheyenne Jarrett -
There are many moments in the new limited Netflix series Maid that will have viewers holding their breath and waiting on the edge of...

Stay in to watch Bo Burnham: Inside

Kayla Jackson -
Bo Burnham’s newly released Netflix series Bo Burnham: Inside leaves the audience with so many mixed feelings but in the best way possible. Burnham...

Netflix show ‘Squid Game’ did not come to play

Caitlin Bolt -
Squid Game is a sadistic yet heartfelt show that is deserving of Netflix's number one spot.The South Korean show was released in September and...

A Slow Fire Burning is a fast-paced, character-driven murder mystery

Emily McPhail -
A Slow Fire Burning, by Paula Hawkins, takes a small-town lens to a London neighbourhood and uses a unique, fast-paced variety of perspectives and...

DC should end period poverty for its students

Cheyenne Jarrett -
For most women, their time of the month is never an enjoyable experience. But imagine the period-related anxiety that develops for people who struggle...

Defund the police

Neshya Carvalho -
Black communities are still enduring racism from police systems in 2021.This year during Black history month, the Durham police mocked the Black community by...

The power of identity-first language

Emily McPhail -
Handicapped. Differently abled. Physically challenged. Chances are if you are a disabled person, or you’re paying attention to terminology, you’ve heard all these phrases.These...
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