Suing God
By Henry Luo, ’24 In the summer of 1969, while other people were soaking up the sun and sipping onContinue Reading
Category: Politics
Effects of the James Webb Telescope
By Alice Deyell, ’26 The James Webb telescope is the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built that canContinue Reading
Recap of the FIFA World Cup 2022
By Alice Deyell, ’26 This winter, the FIFA World Cup took place in Qatar, four years after the last WorldContinue Reading
Sustainability Doesn’t Matter
By Cynthia Jin, ’23, and Esther Jin, ’23 Tree huggers, vegan hippies, people who would ditch convenient practices to saveContinue Reading
Artemis 1
By Alice Deyell, ’26 Artemis, the Greek goddess of the moon and twin sister of Apollo, hopes to join herContinue Reading
On the Queen: Observing as an Outsider
By Henry Luo, ’24 God Save the King That is the cry of unwavering loyalty towards the British monarchy, andContinue Reading
Revolution of Our Times: A Blistering Exposé of the Fight for Democracy in Hong Kong
& grappling with my complex relationship with the motherland By Emma Miao An elderly man faces a line of uniformed,Continue Reading
Excitement, Employment, Election: Takeaways from a Deputy Returning Officer
By Jenny Jia ’23
Top Takeaways from a Deputy Returning Officer. (Two more years!)
The US Election is Over. Here’s What It Means for Canada.
The world held its breath on the evening of Tuesday November 3rd, 2020 as the United States chose their next president. In this article, learn about what makes this all so messy and complicated, and how Canada has and will be affected by it.
A Brief Look At The COVID-19 Vaccine in Canada
What can Canadians expect to see when the COVID-19 vaccine becomes available?
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