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MAiD, a War Against the Mentally Ill | Op-Ed <span class="bsf-rt-reading-time"><span class="bsf-rt-display-label" prefix="Reading Time"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-time" reading_time="5"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-postfix" postfix="mins"></span></span>
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MAiD, a War Against the Mentally Ill | Op-Ed

By Shelby Prokop-Millar on May 31, 2022

On March 17th, 2023, the mentally ill in Canada will be able to qualify for medical assistance in dying (MAiD), or medical assisted suicide. This comes as a result of…

The Reality of Discrimination & Harassment in Canada’s Public Service | Op-Ed <span class="bsf-rt-reading-time"><span class="bsf-rt-display-label" prefix="Reading Time"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-time" reading_time="4"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-postfix" postfix="mins"></span></span>
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The Reality of Discrimination & Harassment in Canada’s Public Service | Op-Ed

By The Friends of Canada’s Public Service on July 21, 2021

Canada's institutions should empower and protect yet, new data shows that discrimination and harassment is widespread, especially among equity-seeking groups.

Québec Referendum: Is it still “money and the ethnic vote” 25 years later? | Op-Ed <span class="bsf-rt-reading-time"><span class="bsf-rt-display-label" prefix="Reading Time"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-time" reading_time="4"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-postfix" postfix="mins"></span></span>

Québec Referendum: Is it still “money and the ethnic vote” 25 years later? | Op-Ed

By Caleb Owusu-Acheaw on December 3, 2020

Multiculturalism and intercultural exchange in a Quebecoise context reflect a Quebec within Canada, yet fiercely independent.

The Gentrification of Toronto’s Flemingdon Park is an Issue of Systemic Racism | Op-Ed <span class="bsf-rt-reading-time"><span class="bsf-rt-display-label" prefix="Reading Time"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-time" reading_time="7"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-postfix" postfix="mins"></span></span>

The Gentrification of Toronto’s Flemingdon Park is an Issue of Systemic Racism | Op-Ed

By Jan Lim on November 20, 2020

The gentrification of one of Toronto's longest-standing working-class neighbourhoods threatens to worsen existing inequalities of socioeconomic and racial divides.

School Dress Codes Focused on Uniformity and ‘Modesty’ Contribute to the Hyper-Sexualization of Girls and Women | Op-Ed <span class="bsf-rt-reading-time"><span class="bsf-rt-display-label" prefix="Reading Time"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-time" reading_time="6"></span> <span class="bsf-rt-display-postfix" postfix="mins"></span></span>

School Dress Codes Focused on Uniformity and ‘Modesty’ Contribute to the Hyper-Sexualization of Girls and Women | Op-Ed

By Rachel Watts on November 11, 2020

In wake of the protests taking place in high schools across Quebec to highlight how sexist uniform policies target women and girls, schools need to reconsider the reasoning behind their dress code policies. Does imposing meticulous dress code rules on girls and women really help further administrators’ academic goals for students in 2020?