La loi C-36 au banc des accusés : la sécurité des prostituées au Québec
Le 22 janvier 2020, Marylène Lévesque, travailleuse du sexe, est assassinée par son client dans une chambre d'hôtel…
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Canada’s Dual Stance on Human Rights
Canada has always seen itself as a defender of human rights. It was Lester B. Pearson, Canada’s “foremost…
A Rebranding of Canadian Soft Power Demonstrated Through Canadian and Iranian…
Canadian interactions with foreign powers has traditionally been one of mediation and peace mongering which has…
Niqab Bans: 21st Century Islamophobia or Harper Election Distraction?
Over this past Thanksgiving weekend, Canada saw 3.6 million Canadians go to the ballots to cast their early…
Contentious Anti-Terror Legislation: Bill C-51 and its Sociopolitical Implications
On January 30th, the Harper Government unveiled Bill C-51, cited as the Security of Canada Information Sharing…
The Last Straw: Federal Scientists and Professionals’ Union against Harper
The union representing scientists and professionals serving in the federal public service dropped their…
Lester Pearson and the Suez Crisis: Lessons in Canadian Diplomacy (Part 2)
Only twenty years into its foreign policy independence, Canada’s top diplomat had ended what could have been an…
Lester Pearson and the Suez Crisis: Lessons in Canadian Diplomacy (Part 1)
To date, only one Canadian has ever received the Nobel Peace Prize. Lester B. Pearson, Secretary of State for…
Canada 2014-2015: Election Fever
So here we are, upon a new year, 2014, with the arrival of a revived game politic in Canada. In Toronto, Mayor Ford…