Forgetting isn’t just something to be annoyed about, it’s a smart way to survive
BY KHADIJA KARIM Have you ever forgotten someone’s name, or where you left your phone and thought, “Why can’t I
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Emotionally, Zong! left me gutted; It isn’t an easy book to read!
BY AMARI SUKHDEO When I first picked up M. NourbeSe Philip’s Zong! I had no idea how to approach it.
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West Indies memorable triumph over England: A valuable learning experience
BY KRISHNA MISTRY The West Indies cricket team has started their tour, and things have been heated. The team recently
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Sweet Child
BY GLORIA O’KOYE A rejuvenating, sweet, innocent newborn scent that can melt the coldest of hearts. A salve that soothes
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Research suggests that excessive screen time can impact our cognitive abilities
BY KAHA GEDI Did you know that we can live one second of our lives without social media? Yes, I
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Blink equity dives deep into the gap between people of colour and decision-making roles in Canadian law firms
BY ADRIAN REECE Representation in the workforce has been a topic of conversation for years, particularly in positions of influence,
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“The Pfizer Papers!” Documentation of worldwide genocide
BY SIMONE J. SMITH We are living in a world where promises of health and safety came packaged in a
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Disturbingly, this is not the first time chatbots have been involved in suicide
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Sewell: “I think about killing myself sometimes.” Daenerys Targaryen: “And why the hell would you do
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A world where giants roamed; dinos alive; an immersive experience
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Our two young representatives Daz, and Sal bravely took a trip to a land adorned with
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Brampton On Stage Presents The Hymns to Freedom Project Featuring the Legendary Jackie Richardson
BY PAUL JUNOR It will be an enriching, illuminating and inspiring evening on Thursday, November 14th, 2024 at the Rose
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