How to form a fantasy micronation to satisfy your lust for power
Building a tiny nation is as easy as building a tiny house, but not as rewarding
Navnoor Singh
Quebec tax on the unvaccinated could be a step in the right direction
Governments have to undertake firm steps as anti-vaccine attitudes endanger lives
Explainer: The government’s abandoned appeal case against the Catholic Church
How the Catholic Church did everything to steer clear of compensating Residential School survivors and got its way
It’s time for Canada to let royalty go
The British royalty is no longer central to Canada’s identity but symbolizes the most macabre parts of its history
The futility of curbing environmentalist dissent and student activism
Institutions try to eschew responsibility and repress activism, but it’s not working
The mystery of Subway’s tuna
It’s unlikely that a ‘mixture of various concoctions’ serves as a healthy food alternative
Laïcité : The election éléphant in the room
Why one of the most pertinent social justice issues is being sidelined in this election
Hosting the Olympics is not worth spreading COVID-19
A highly critical Japanese public opinion doesn’t help their case either
I only ate red food for three days and this is what happened
The short answer is nothing, the long answer is nothing, here’s my story
What if birds had really big buff arms?
A question you didn’t know you wanted the answer to
Vaisakhi 2021: Celebrating Sikh Heritage Month online this year
KPU instructor Dr. Kamala Elizabeth Nayar shares insights about VAisakhi’s significance and dynamism within the community