By: Sahra Mohamed On Saturday, April 5th, “Hands Off” protests swept across all 50 U.S. states and cities around the world, uniting communities against the Trump administration’s list of controversial policies, from mass deportations and aggressive tariffs to executive orders targeting marginalized groups. The movement has brought together civil rights organizations, LGBTQ+ advocacy groups and … Read More about Global Protests Erupt Over Trump Policies Amid Ozturk’s Detention
The Long Road to Equity in Black Television
By: Sahra Mohamed When we think about television’s most iconic shows in the late 90’s to 2000’s, Friends, Sex and the City, Will & Grace, or Malcolm in the Middle might come to mind. These series were celebrated, critically acclaimed, showered with awards, and their cast members were compensated with record-breaking salaries. The six main … Read More about The Long Road to Equity in Black Television
Media Bias in Covering Abuse: Why Some Victims Receive More Attention Than Others
By: Sahra Mohamed The way the media covers abuse and harassment cases tend to reveal biases related to gender, race, and power dynamics. One of the most recent examples of this is the defamation lawsuit filed by actor Justin Baldoni against Blake Lively and her husband, Ryan Reynolds. Although the case isn’t set to go … Read More about Media Bias in Covering Abuse: Why Some Victims Receive More Attention Than Others
What’s Happening to the NDP? The Future of Progressive Politics in Canada
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 … Read More about What’s Happening to the NDP? The Future of Progressive Politics in Canada
When Blood Isn’t Thicker Than Peace
By: Sahra Mohamed Sibling relationships are often romanticized as lifelong bonds that withstand the test of time. However, for many, these relationships can cause deep emotional distress, especially when boundaries are disregarded and there’s no respect. While conflicts among siblings are normal, there are cases where the best option for one’s mental health is to … Read More about When Blood Isn’t Thicker Than Peace
Power Shifts in Luxury Fashion: New Leaders and Bold Moves
By: Sahra Mohamed Fashion constantly evolves, but the rapid leadership changes at major luxury houses have made it harder to keep up. For consumers, understanding the shifts behind the brands they support is more important than ever. In a major shake-up, Demna Gvasalia is set to leave Balenciaga and take over as Gucci’s creative director. … Read More about Power Shifts in Luxury Fashion: New Leaders and Bold Moves
Global Trade Tensions Rise as Canada, Mexico, and the EU Respond to U.S. Tariffs
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 … Read More about Global Trade Tensions Rise as Canada, Mexico, and the EU Respond to U.S. Tariffs
U.S. Immigration: EB-5 Termination and the Case of Mahmoud Khalil
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 … Read More about U.S. Immigration: EB-5 Termination and the Case of Mahmoud Khalil
The State of Emergency Care in Canada
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 … Read More about The State of Emergency Care in Canada
What the Election Means for Affordable Housing
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 … Read More about What the Election Means for Affordable Housing
