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Opinion: The Decolonization of Indigenous Public Health

Systemic racism continues to impact Indigenous Peoples as they attempt to access what, for most Canadians, is a fundamental right: health care. This is even more true during a pandemic. More

Posted On : April 1, 2021 Published By : Audrey-Frédérique Lavoie
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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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Public Health Surveillance and the Limits of State Paternalism

The global pandemic has shed light on the new ways in which digital tools and technologies can be utilized to save lives. The digital infrastructure of the Global North makes More

Posted On : October 27, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Opinion: How Pro-Working Class Policies Could Have Helped Flatten the Curve in America

As a decentralized federal state, the United States lacks a powerful and unified public health infrastructure, creating what has amounted to a fragmented and ineffective response to the coronavirus pandemic. More

Posted On : August 10, 2020 Published By : Kabir Gupta
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COVID-19: Policy Implications for the Climate Crisis

Governments often opt for different strategies in their efforts to mitigate similar issues. COVID-19, the virus causing the worst public health crisis in several decades, has forced  governments to take More

Posted On : March 30, 2020 Published By : Jane Warren
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Surfing the Curve: The Federal Government and the Coronavirus Crisis

As stated by Kait Bolongaro, the Canadian federal government is facing a difficult task as the governing Liberals must transform from “progressive champions to crisis managers.” So far, Quebecers have More

Posted On : March 23, 2020 Published By : Audrey-Frédérique Lavoie
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The Politics of Fear: Montesquieu and the Coronavirus

Despite a week saturated with news of the  United Kingdom leaving the European Union, the United States’ announcement of a new Middle East peace plan and the Senate’s impeachment proceedings  More

Posted On : February 11, 2020 Published By : Lucy Whichelo
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Ontario Proposes New Flavoured Vaping Regulations

On February 5th, Christine Elliot, Deputy Premier of Ontario and Ontario Minister of Health, announced plans for a provincial ban on the sale of most flavoured vaping products at convenience More

Posted On : February 10, 2020 Published By : Theo Malhotra
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Inhale Change: E-Cigarette Bans Around the World

After decades of battling tobacco industry heads and lobbyists for improved regulation of cigarettes, public health officials worldwide are increasingly turning their attention towards a relatively new “epidemic”: the vape, More

Posted On : October 2, 2019 Published By : Rose Bostwick
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Marijuana Legalization: A Clear Path for Extended Decriminalization

Canada recently became the second country in the world to fully legalize marijuana for recreational purposes. While it is still too early to tell exactly what effects the legalization of More

Posted On : November 12, 2018 Published By : Nikita Tafazoli

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