Shortcuts may have a lifetime price that you’ll have to pay
BY GLORIA O’KOYE Technology getting smarter As brains get more tired. Easier access to different resources Got people become lazier.
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When is enough, enough? Reflections on the recent school shooting
BY KAHA G. – 13 YEARS OLD “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed
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The Classic Suit: Revived, revamped and renewed
BY LATIFA PINNOCK “I wear the pants in this house,” a phrase often used to describe the person in charge
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You are your greatest investment; Three simple steps to paying yourself first
BY KEISHA BAILEY Life happens. I get it. It’s hard enough to make the bill payments each month, much less
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Pfizer vaccines are dangerous, ineffective and will probably NEVER pass clinical trials in an acceptable way for long-term use
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “We may not be able to demonstrate sufficient efficacy or safety of our COVID-19 vaccine and/or
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Pedophilia is on the rise; this is a very uncomfortable truth, but we cannot ignore it
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “I’ve been in pedophile chat rooms that discuss Canada having such a low age of consent
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All Right Fine! Let’s talk about Monkeypox… Preparation for another fear campaign
BY SIMONE J. SMITH Monkeypox, Monkeypox, Monkeypox… “Really!” I heard someone say this when I was working out at the
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Honouring legacy, and sharing experiences; The InnerGenerational Trauma and Healing Project
BY SIMONE J. SMITH “What human beings cannot contain of their experience—what has been traumatically overwhelming, unbearable, unthinkable—falls out of
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UIC’s President, Joseph L. Patterson accuses members of plotting to take the political party away from him
BY DEVON THOMPSON UIC, short for United Independents’ Congress, Jamaica’s third official registered political party has landed itself in hot
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Ford’s education plan for 2022-2023 falls far short of what Ontario students, educators, and other education workers deserve
BY PAUL JUNOR Since the election of the PC-led Ford government in 2018, the four education unions have consistently publicly
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