By: Sahra Mohamed On June 24, the U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction blocking the Trump administration from deporting migrants to third countries, places many asylum seekers have no prior ties. The ruling has ignited a debate about the limits of executive power, the independence of the judiciary, and what it means to seek asylum …
Category: Canada
By: Sahra Mohamed Advocating for yourself in a medical setting has become a form of protection. Whether it’s a routine checkup or a specialist consultation, patients must take an active role in their care to ensure they’re seen, heard, and treated appropriately. For people of color, especially Black, Indigenous, and Latino patients, self-advocacy can be …
By: Sahra Mohamed As Canada heads into another federal election, the political landscape is more polarized than ever. New polling data suggests a tight race between the Liberals and Conservatives, with the New Democratic Party (NDP) struggling to maintain its position. According to an Abacus Data poll, the NDP’s support has dropped to its lowest …
By: Sahra Mohamed President Donald Trump's recent decision to impose a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports has led to swift responses from Canada, the European Union, and Mexico. These measures have escalated trade tensions and concerns about the future of international trade relations. In retaliation, Canada announced tariffs on $21 billion worth of …
By: Sahra Mohamed The termination of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program on February 25th, 2025 by President Donald Trump, has left thousands of approved applicants uncertain about their futures. The program required applicants to invest at least $1.8 million (or $900,000 in targeted employment areas) into U.S. businesses, with the expectation that it would create …
By: Sahra Mohamed Hospital wait times and their impact on patient care in Canada have become increasingly difficult to navigate, with overcrowded emergency rooms and prolonged delays affecting hospitals nationwide. Staffing shortages, increased patient demand, and limitations in infrastructure have contributed to the growing concern on the healthcare system. Surrey Memorial Hospital (SMH) in British …
By: Sahra Mohamed Canada's housing market has become a growing concern in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver. Families and first-time homebuyers are facing unprecedented challenges as prices, along with mortgage costs, continue to rise. As the federal election approaches, it's important for Canadians to understand the housing policies put forward by political parties. In …
By: Sahra Mohamed Gentrification in urban neighborhoods affects both communities and the food industry. As property values and rents rise, low-income residents are displaced to make room for wealthier individuals and new commercial developments. Local businesses and grocery stores are replaced by more expensive restaurants and fast-food chains. Residents find themselves with fewer healthy food …
By: Sahra Mohamed As Canada’s population continues to grow and diversify, it important to discuss the country's evolving social dynamics and how different nationalities and cultures interact with one another. Canada is praised for its multiculturalism but the country still faces significant challenges related to race and discrimination. In many cases, these issues are exacerbated …
By: Sahra Mohamed Taking care of your mental health is just as crucial as maintaining your physical well being. However, for many individuals, prioritizing mental health can feel like an impossible task due to demanding routines, financial constraints, and overwhelming life circumstances. Mental health is often discussed loosely in society, but when we examine the …
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