Social Justice
The system became her abuser
“Everybody loves a good recovery story. How about we become part of one?”
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Health Precarity and the Caribbean Migrant Worker
“Consumers care more than ever about how food gets to their tables, yet Canada routinely ignores the hands that harvest it.”
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Clinical research; Why we need to be more involved
“When we opt out of clinical trials, we opt out of our future to be part of and to shape medicine.”
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Trust in care during Mental Health Month: Why choosing a regulated professional matters
Caring for loved ones is one of life’s greatest responsibilities. In moments when support is needed the most, families
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Aging alone in the Caribbean community
“In Caribbean culture, elders are the anchors of our traditions, and the keepers of our collective memory.”
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Cutting class and saving our futures
“Sometimes the most responsible thing you can do is be irresponsible to systems that don’t serve you.”
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Young, male, gifted and Black
“The privilege of being an adolescent has never been afforded to all young people.”
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Infringement on mobility rights justified? Only in Canada
“A public health crisis is not a blank check that allows the government to ignore Charter rights.”
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Canada’s deep freeze exposes inequality
“The housing crisis did not just lead to homelessness, it magnified it.”
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Finding Home Within The Silence Of The System
“He treated her like a person who deserved safety.”
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