Students struggle with barriers to voter turnout in upcoming federal election
The cancellation of the Vote on Campus program and a lack of acknowledgment of key issues affecting students may affect young voter turnout
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A COVID-19 update
An up-to-date look at case numbers, reopening information, vaccination rates, and variants.
York University unveils future plans for its School of Medicine
York is planning for its medical school using a “new model for healthcare” which includes a focus on preventive health and integrated education.
A look into the blurred lines of anti-lockdown protesting
“Protestors’ right to object does not in itself make the lockdown measures any less constitutional,” says Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Dr. Faisal Bhabha.
What can we expect from the province’s reopening?
‘Slow and steady’ appears to characterize the province’s three-step reopening process.
World Health Day 2021 and the politics of building a healthier world
April 7 is World Health Day and according to the WHO, the main focus this year is “building a fairer, healthier world” — including preventing health-related inequities and world leaders monitoring their countries to ensure better access to health services.
Ontario enters the third wave
As vaccination efforts make progress, the variant unfortunately continues driving Ontario into a third wave.
NDP MPP calls for forgiving student loan debt for human trafficking survivors
MPP Chris Glover’s call for compassionate forgiveness of student loans will be proposed as an amendment to Bill 251.
Ontario Government announces new tuition-free training program for Personal Service Workers
Applications for the long-term care program offered by the government are now open.
Making space in a world that has said otherwise
More research needs to be done to understand the position of Portuguese-Canadians, especially women.