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News
Breaking the cycle of online self-radicalization
Helping friends escape the alt-right pipeline is often achieved through open dialogue
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Sports
Bringing the conversation to the skatepark
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Fringe Arts
Dr. Martens: Laced with history
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Opinions
Fat bodies, discipline and the politics of size
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NewsCanadian birdsong is coming to a decrescendo
Canadian bird populations have decreased significantly since the 1970s, with grassland birds in a critical condition.
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NewsThe dangers of ‘anti-mask’ rhetoric
The rise in “anti-mask” sentiment is harmful for the protection of student activists and for public health.
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NewsThe rising prominence and exploitation of anti-intellectualism
Amid rising conservatism, unaffordable education, and ignorance legitimized by powerful figures, anti-intellectualism has become prominent in today’s political climate.
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OpinionsYour definitive Palestine Media Toolkit
Canadian media overwhelmingly manufactures consent for Israel’s genocide in Gaza. This toolkit provides the essential groundwork for young journalists to critically assess Palestine coverage and avoid common issues when covering this beat.
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OpinionsU.S. nationalism on a concerning rise since Trump’s inauguration
A political system built over hundreds of years proved to be unexpectedly fragile against Trump’s onslaught.
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OpinionsFat bodies, discipline and the politics of size
Fatness is never neutral. It’s judged, disciplined and treated as a problem to fix. In a world obsessed with control, simply existing in a fat body is seen as defiance, whether you mean it to be or not.
