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It’s infuriating, isn’t it? Our justice system, with all its loopholes and leniency, seems more like a revolving door for criminals rather than a bastion of justice. Picture this: someone’s loved one is brutally taken away from them, their life shattered in an instant. And what does our system offer as recompense? A paltry “life […]

Religion, at its core, is a quest for meaning and connection. It serves as a framework through which we interpret the mysteries of existence and find purpose in our lives. From the earliest civilizations to the present day, humanity has sought answers to the fundamental questions of existence: Who are we? Why are we here?

Today, I stand before you with a heavy heart, compelled to shed light on the silent struggles of our seniors—the unsung heroes whose sacrifices have laid the foundation of the nation we cherish today. These are the individuals who endured the tumult of war, braved the hardships of the Great Depression, and toiled tirelessly to

As someone who has dedicated over a decade to working within the healthcare system, I feel compelled to address the issues plaguing it. While I acknowledge the hard work and dedication of many nurses, there are undeniable discrepancies in workload and efficiency between urban and rural healthcare facilities. In rural hospitals, where resources may be

The recent budget announcement may claim to spare common workers from tax hikes, but the reality is far more nuanced. While it’s true that income taxes may not see a direct increase, the everyday expenses of Canadians are still on the rise. Fuel prices continue to climb, placing an additional burden on those who rely

Once again, we find ourselves grappling with issues that shouldn’t even be on our radar. We all dedicate our time and energy to our jobs, and rightfully expect fair compensation in return. After all, we don’t just leave our families day in and day out for nothing. Our work is the cornerstone of our livelihoods,

Once again, I find myself compelled to speak out on the pressing issue of housing, particularly for the next generation of young adults. At first glance, the government’s promise of affordable homeownership with a 30-year mortgage term, capped at payments no higher than 30% of one’s income, might seem like a beacon of hope. But

In the midst of the constant stream of news updates and political chatter, there emerges a singular voice – one filled with frustration and a burning desire for justice. This voice belongs to me, but it resonates with the sentiments of countless Canadians who find themselves grappling with the harsh realities of economic inequality in