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An epistemological examination of Western political values.
Tag: Politics
York PhD student publishes work on mental healthcare policy
Ayesha Bhatti of the School of Health Policy & Management wrote on biomedical dominance in mental healthcare and policy for a chapter in “Institutionalized Madness: The Interplay of Psychiatry and Society’s Institutions.”
Trudeau fires back with $155 billion worth of tariff countermeasures
Tensions soar between once-friendly neighbours as Trump weaponizes tariffs to gain control over Canada amidst annexation threats.
Something bad is happening in Oz
Why “Wicked” (2024) challenges binaries in more ways than one
Prime Minister Trudeau resigns, what’s next?
A look at possible candidates and what this means for the next federal election.
A win for Trump is terrifying, but losing hope is worse
In the wake of Trump’s 2024 presidential election victory, how do we turn our anger into a to-do list?
“Surveilled & Silenced” report reveals systemic anti-Palestinian racism at York
A 62-page report by Race Equity Caucus describes the anxiety and alienation felt among Palestinian supporters at York.
International students face a new cap on off-campus work hours as the IRCC calls for more “sustainable” population growth
International students are restricted to working 24 hours a week off-campus.
Trudeau’s unpopularity problem is slowly turning into a crisis
Will the Liberals follow him into the next federal election?
Canada launches a public inquiry into foreign interference led by Quebec judge
After months of anticipation, Justice Marie-Josée Hogue will be leading the public inquiry into foreign election interference, set to commence on Sept. 18.