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Defining Democratic Responsibility During a Crisis

Central to the concept of democratic governance is the idea that the policies of the prevailing administration are legitimized only through obtaining some form of consent from the state’s citizens. More

Posted On : March 3, 2021 Published By : Benjamin Lawson
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COVID-19 and Canada’s Federal System: A Precarious Equilibrium

From success stories in New Zealand to misinformation catastrophes in the United States, the COVID-19 pandemic has put governments worldwide to the test. Facing conundrums on how to best limit More

Posted On : February 27, 2021 Published By : Florence Harvey-Hudon
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Modern Solutions for Modern Problems: Québec Solidaire’s Proposals for a Post-Pandemic Quebec

As we begin to enter a world of immunity against COVID-19, Québec Solidaire, a left-leaning opposition party in Quebec’s legislature, has been diligently working on solutions that would ensure a More

Posted On : February 26, 2021 Published By : Samah Khandker
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2020 Tokyo Olympics: Recent Changes and Present Viability

COVID-19 With COVID-19 cases and deaths still at record highs in many countries, Japan is preparing to host the Olympics, set to begin July 23, 2021. Originally scheduled to begin More

Posted On : February 24, 2021 Published By : Theo Malhotra
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Lost in a Pandemic: The Implications and Impact of COVID-19 on the Refugee Crisis

The past two months have brought about a positive turn of events with regard to mitigating the pervasiveness of the coronavirus. Numerous vaccinations have proved effective in fighting the virus More

Posted On : February 17, 2021 Published By : Emily Duecker
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Is Federalism Responsible for Canada’s Inconsistent COVID-19 Response?

As of February 2nd, 796,417 Canadians have officially tested positive for COVID-19, and over 20,000 Canadians have died. By contrast, 59,544 Canadian soldiers died fighting during World War One. By More

Posted On : February 6, 2021 Published By : Max Rosen
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Vaccine Distribution in Palestine

The Israeli vaccine efforts have received worldwide praise in recent weeks, as over half of the country’s nine million citizens have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, More

Posted On : January 31, 2021 Published By : Theo Malhotra
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Vaccine Diplomacy: China’s Next Tool for the Belt and Road?

Currently, COVID-19 vaccines are the world’s most desirable product. With over fifty vaccine candidates in trial or already in production, the inoculation games have begun. Western countries are racing against More

Posted On : January 30, 2021 Published By : Lucie Belzile
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2020 Year in Review

To say the least, 2020 has been a tumultuous year. From January to December, many political, economic, and social events have become landmarks in human history. As an entirely student-run More

Posted On : December 31, 2020 Published By : Eyitayo Kunle-Oladosu
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In-Depth: International Relations of the Filipino Diaspora

As December rolls in, celebrations are in order. Despite the immense hardships of 2020, the holidays provide time to reflect on our year and, if lucky, maybe see some friends More

Posted On : December 5, 2020 Published By : Lucie Belzile

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