Steven Del Duca Wins Ontario Liberal Party Race
On March 7th, Steven Del Duca won the leadership of the Ontario Liberal Party. As former Minister of Transportation and Minister of Economic Growth and Development in Ontario, Del Duca More
Mitch McConnell and the Presidential Impeachment: Why Partisanship is Eroding Democratic Due Process
While we may support particular groups because we respect the values that they claim to embody, such allegiance may also cause us to inadvertently abandon these same values. In modern More
The Sustainable Corporatism Underlying Emirati Urbanization
Over the past fifteen years, the United Arab Emirates have embraced a novel approach to urban development. This approach is based on the promotion of renewable energy infrastructure and sustainably More
The End of Privacy? Canada Investigates Facial Recognition Technology
On February 21st, the Federal Office of the Privacy Commissioner and its three provincial counterparts in British Columbia, Quebec, and Alberta announced they are teaming up to investigate whether Canadian More
Could Ontario’s New Francophone University be a Turning Point for the Franco-Ontarian Community?
Franco-Ontarians celebrated the provincial and federal government’s announcement that they would jointly fund the province’s first-ever francophone university. The institution’s opening, which is set to take place in 2021, presents More
Flash Analysis: The Future of the Sanders Campaign
Earlier today, Bernie Sanders delivered a news conference in his home state of Vermont on the future of his campaign, where he announced that, despite many losses, he will remain More
The Evolving Relationship Between Bernie Sanders and the Democratic Establishment
Bernie Sanders’ double-digit primary victory in Nevada earlier this month becomes all the more impressive when the establishment media treatment of his candidacy is taken into consideration. Even the media More
Environmental Economics: Malthus, Ricardo, and the Ecological Frontier
Today’s world assumes economic growth. The natural state of affairs is presumed to be one where the economy must grow. If the economy stops growing or merely shrinks, alarm bells More
Opinion: Trump’s Manicured Visit to India a Convenient Distraction
On February 24, President Trump embarked on a two-day trip to India that has been criticized as a show in which only the most aesthetically pleasing aspects of the country More
Opinion: Be Aware of Technology-Induced Ambivalence Toward Privacy
Apathy and helplessness characterize the public’s outlook toward the increasing erosion of privacy rights occurring alongside ever-improving technology. From the rise of social media, to smart devices, to facial recognition More