News & Views
The Natasha doll is making its rounds in China
“During the pandemic, Chinese landlords showed Africans what they thought of them by evicting them for the fun of it.”
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Canada’s healthcare choices need reform
“The goal is not to replace the public system, but to complement it.”
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Will TTC “Fare Capping” change how people move around Toronto?
“Affordability only matters if people know it exists.”
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Salsa tragedy shakes Toronto community
“This tragedy does not define the spirit of this community, but it is now forever part of its story.” — Mary Galvan
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Trump tariffs strain Canada relations
“Tariffs on the camel’s back have become far too heavy.”
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World Cup sparks Canada’s asylum debate
“Many Canadians remain deeply compassionate toward people escaping war, persecution and hardship. At the same time, a growing number believe Canada must first strengthen conditions at home before it can continue providing support abroad.”
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Juneteenth marks freedom, memory, ongoing struggle
“Freedom, when delayed, does not arrive equally for all.”
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Quebec secularism debate fuels cultural anxiety
“Modern religious demographics and individual practitioners should not be reduced to historical narratives.”
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Limiting religious freedoms
“We see many instances of Christian’s spreading the biblical content online and are often met with hostility.”
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