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
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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
How Gentrification and Tariffs are Affecting Food Access in Canada
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 … Read More about How Gentrification and Tariffs are Affecting Food Access in Canada
Understanding the Impact of Intra-Group Microaggressions in Canada
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 … Read More about Understanding the Impact of Intra-Group Microaggressions in Canada
Empowering Women to Navigate Consent and Boundaries
By: Sahra Mohamed In today’s rapidly evolving society, women often face conflicting messages about their sexuality and societal expectations. Media portrays unattainable beauty standards, leading to confusion about self-worth and personal boundaries. It’s crucial to empower young girls to find validation from within, recognizing that true confidence comes from understanding one’s own boundaries. Open dialogue … Read More about Empowering Women to Navigate Consent and Boundaries
A Historical View on Fashion’s Inclusivity Crisis: The Role of White Supremacy
By: Sahra Mohamed In today’s world of high fashion, it’s harder to decipher if Black models and artists are being treated fairly or if including them in brands is an act of performative activism. Some brands may feature one or two diverse models but still prioritize White models. The influence of Eurocentric beauty has been … Read More about A Historical View on Fashion’s Inclusivity Crisis: The Role of White Supremacy
Trump’s 2025 Policies: A Threat to Trans Rights and Marginalized Communities
By: Sahra Mohamed As Trump continues to impose bans against marginalized groups, the latest ban targeting the trans community is deplorable and inhumane. Since January 27, 2025, the following policies have been enacted by the Trump administration against the trans community: 1. Military Service Restrictions: On January 27, 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14183, … Read More about Trump’s 2025 Policies: A Threat to Trans Rights and Marginalized Communities
Rebuilding Trust: Psychological Insights into Emotional Recovery
By: Sahra Mohamed Trust is one of the most fragile yet essential aspects of human relationships. When someone we confided in breaks that trust, whether a friend, partner, or coworker, the impact of their actions can be upsetting. The memories of shared moments may remain, but when their actions contradict the bond you believed in, … Read More about Rebuilding Trust: Psychological Insights into Emotional Recovery
The Golden Era of Black Sitcoms: Comedy, Culture and Legacy
By: Sahra Mohamed There are so many beloved Black comedy shows from the ‘90s and 2000s that have left a lasting impact on pop culture. One of the first that comes to mind is Moesha, which featured artists and talent such as Golden Globe winner Sheryl Lee Ralph, Grammy winning R&B stars Usher and Ginuwine, … Read More about The Golden Era of Black Sitcoms: Comedy, Culture and Legacy
