With the approaching municipal elections in Kingston this October, many candidates have discussed both the city’s housing crisis and sustainability issues.

Eat healthy food, avoid processed foods, cut saturated fats, exercise daily, prioritize at least eight hours of sleep per night.

If you want to see how social media has impacted our lives, look no further than concerts.

Online gambling has become more prevalent among people aged 19 to 25, with no sign of decline.

High-income rentals may increase rental supply, but it won’t address the core issue of the Kingston housing crisis.

The Canada-U.S. trade war just got real, and we need to prepare for pain.

A university that is politically unbalanced does not necessarily lack ideological diversity.

AI is growing everywhere, but it has to stay out of education.

Growing up in the Northwest Territories, an elderly neighbor once told me, “Whatever you do, do not grow old here.”

Canada is burning, and our inaction is partly to blame.

Students at Queen’s have all experienced an Orientation Week fragmented across two weekends. However, it has not always been this way, nor does it need to be.

Last week, it was revealed that 20 Progressive Conservative (P.C.) MPPs had billed taxpayers roughly $120,000 for stays at luxury hotels in downtown Toronto, all while each of the MPPs lived within 50 kilometres of Queen’s Park.

While mental suffering is no less real than the physical kind, Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) was built for failing bodies, and Canada needs to reckon with that.

The growing push to enforce a strict gender binary ignores not only the lived realities of transgender and non-binary people today, but also the long history of Indigenous gender diversity on Turtle Island.

Every June, we spend weeks debating rainbow logos instead of queer issues.

After 25 years, Ottawa has finally caught up to the data economy, but not yet to the companies running it.

If you own a home, the Canadian housing “crisis” isn’t a crisis at all — it’s the best thing that ever happened to you. And if you’re wondering why governments keep announcing solutions that never quite solve anything, it’s because that’s the entire point.

Stay Free Alberta spent two years on a constitutional argument, but forgot to check whose land it was making it on.

Good intentions do not make bad policy work, and Manitoba’s proposed social media ban is proof of that.