THE CONVERSATION – Goodbye Apu – here’s what you meant to us
By FAIZA HIRJI McMaster University The Simpsons’ Apu may be dead, but stereotyping of South Asians most certainly is not. In fact, from the debates that preceded the [Continue]
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THE CONVERSATION – How Canada can empower indigenous communities
By WALID HEJAZI University of Toronto The federal government recently spent $4.5 billion dollars to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline, a move that highlights the [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Ford’s fight with Toronto shows vulnerability of cities
By JEFFREY B. MEYERS Thompson Rivers University THE PING PONG LEGAL BATTLE between Ontario Premier Doug Ford and the City of Toronto — all of it playing out amid a [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Is the anti-Trump editorial treason or public service?
By ANDRE SPICER City, University of London ONE OF DONALD TRUMP’S senior White House staff has made a truly unprecedented move against their ultimate boss. The staffer [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Fighting historic wildfires amid bad ideas and no funding
By EDWARD STRUZIK Queen’s University, Ontario SHORTLY AFTER my book “Firestorm, How Wildfire Will Shape Our Future” was published in late 2017, I received a flurry [Continue]
THE CONVERSATION – Both countries are wrong in Saudi-Canada spat
By HOUSSEM BEN LAZREG University of Alberta THE SUDDEN AND UNEXPECTED diplomatic crisis between Canada and Saudi Arabia has raised questions about their levels of bilateral [Continue]
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