Black History Month front-page illustrator Uwineza Mugabe’s artist statement.

Consider the consequences of asking ChatGPT to write your next essay.

While it’s nice to think democracy always places the best candidate in charge, figures like Donald Trump shatter that naive assumption.

Transitions don’t wait for you to catch up—they begin the moment you step into the role.

We cannot protect the planet without addressing gender inequality.

The CBC and Conservatives don’t have to be mutually exclusive.

Though Terminator (1982) fans might disagree, the robots are not out to get us.

Having the world at our fingertips has diminished thoughtfulness.  

The TikTok ban makes us reflect on our social media use, or lack thereof, for the better.

Ontario’s healthcare system is in an undeniable crisis. Privatization isn’t the cure. 

Leadership is more than just enthusiasm—it’s a skill that requires preparation.

Politicians need to give Trump direct consequences for his actions.

A continent so rich in resources and culture can’t be shackled by the chains of foreign domination.

Contrary to the skeptical view of people like Elon Musk, remote work can actually boost productivity, promote collaboration and innovation, and is far from inequitable.

With ever-changing online trends and algorithms, fashion has become less about empowering individuality and more about fitting into neatly packaged aesthetics bound by social media and stereotypes.

Oil and gas dominate as environmental villains, but renewable energy’s reliance on their production demands a broader conversation.

When approached thoughtfully, New Year’s resolutions don’t just have to be lofty goals; they can be powerful tools for personal growth.

Morality isn’t as black and white as mainstream media makes it out to be.

You don’t need to break the bank to be blown away by talent.

Ozempic is one of the hottest drugs on the market, and it’s time regulatory bodies employed stricter safeguarding practices when prescribing this “miracle” drug.