Flash Analysis: Bernie Sanders Wins the Nevada Caucuses
After the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, candidates in the Democratic primary moved on to a state more representative of the electorate: Nevada. On February 22nd, the state More
Are Campaign Summaries Detrimental to Democracy?
Given the upcoming United States federal elections, it is almost impossible to scroll through social media without seeing an article that attempts to condense the policies of competing politicians into More
Brexit’s Immigration Points Plan: A Precarious Combination of Ideology and Practicability
As of January 31st, Brexit has officially been ratified, through the joint acceptance of the withdrawal agreement between the European Union and Britain. Britain has therefore formally exited the European More
Un(Fare): The Blame Game of Underfunded Toronto Transit
According to a report released by the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), the transit agency has lost at least $70 million in revenue in 2019 due to fare evasion. The report, More
Opinion: An Ode to Andrew Yang
I was, like many others, first introduced to Andrew Yang, a former Democratic candidate for president, through a video on YouTube. Although it was a short ad, about 1 minute More
The Fall of Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and the Crisis of German Conservatism
Outside of Germany, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer is perhaps best known for her difficult-to-pronounce name. However, on February 10th, she made international headlines when she resigned from her post as chairwoman of More
UK Allows Huawei: Has the US Lost Control Over its Allies?
On January 28th, after a long period of contemplation, the UK government has finally allowed the Chinese technology giant, Huawei, to participate, with a limited role, in the construction of More
Railway Blockades and Pipeline Protests: Why The Crisis Requires Immediate Action
Despite frigid temperatures, members of the Wet’suwet’en Nation and their allies have not been deterred in conducting days of blockades on CN railway lines in B.C. and Ontario. The blockades More
Brexit: The (Re-)Emergence of Racist Undercurrents?
Three days after Britain officially left the European Union on the 31st of January, flyers were removed from a Norwich apartment block following complaints from residents. According to The Guardian, More
The Cold War over your iPhone: Politicizing 5G Networking
To the average consumer, the concept of “5G” may seem obscure and unimportant – a flashy sell for Apple’s newest line. Over the past two decades, the telecommunication industry’s jump More