Free speech is under siege, and Canada is leading the charge
“Liberty demands constant defense, not one-time victories that gather dust while freedoms wither.”
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Part II – Back to School; An open letter to teachers
“Every child deserves a champion; an adult who will never give up on them.”
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From the classroom to the community: How Olivia Bernard’s research shines light on Black girls’ realities
“A laugh was read as: loud, a question, as aggressive evidence of an institutional language defining how Black girls moved through school.” – Olivia Bernard
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Polish, or personality, what really defines professionalism today?
“Professionalism may not be gone, it may just be learning how to breathe a little.”
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If they’re not your dream person, don’t get involved with them
“You don’t give that you’re trying to explore. So, it’s like you’re telling me one thing, but you’re moving another,”
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Should terminally ill patients be denied effective relief because heroin carries a stigma?
“Humans often fail to learn from history, and as Richert’s book shows, the fight over heroin was just one of many stories.”
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9/11’s Legacy: Fear, guns, and the fragile spirit of unity
“Our actions as nations and individuals carry consequences far beyond the moment.”
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Why do immigrants stay in Canada? It’s all about hope and belonging
“Immigrants stay when they feel welcome, safe, and hopeful.”
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Is cannabis an agricultural product or a pharmaceutical one?
“The debate has moved from the plant to the lab, and Canada, a global leader in cannabis legalization, is at the heart of this alchemical crossroads.”
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Health811: Ontario’s digital health revolution is breaking down barriers, but are we using it?
“From AI-powered symptom assessment to family doctor connections, Health811 offers comprehensive health navigation; if you know about it.”
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