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The Canadian federal government recently reached a record-breaking settlement of approximately $40 billion in compensation for generations of Indigenous children and families harmed by the child welfare system, but is it a true step towards…
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As the world population continues to grow and resource scarcity becomes increasingly pronounced, there has never been a more pressing time to invest in innovative agriculture.
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Since its inception, the Freedom Convoy has become a symbol for the ideology of the far right, capturing the nationwide consciousness, and claiming to represent the needs of the entire industry. But there’s one group that is not as…
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There has been a lot of debate about the particularly high rate of inflation in 2021. Let's talk about what inflation is, how it's controlled, and why it matters.
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The average human is nowhere near able to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to reach suborbit — something Musk acknowledged when he briefly predicted a loan system that sounds a little too much like indentured servitude — and any…
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Danylo Rybchynski is a Ukrainian citizen. He lives in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine. For this episode, I’ve invited him onto the podcast to discuss how Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has impacted him. This episode was recorded on March…
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Although the prospects for this election were grim, the current outcome has failed to meet even the most conservative hopes. Libya’s High National Electoral Commission (HNEC) has failed to establish the basic rules of the election, meaning…
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Lucky are the couples who have successful marriages, but what happens to those who fail?
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Who gets to decide where “sport with a purpose” morphs into clear political manipulation?
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In short, for François Mari, candidates "don't know how to use today's codes to be heard by young voters, or they use them in the wrong way", which translates into a weak communication interface between the youth and the older generations…
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