Memes as the artefacts of our ignorance
Social media and political propaganda
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Social media and political propaganda
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Transparency, wellness, and finances discussed
Winter 2026 Caucus report Read More »
The Ford government’s recent announcements regarding post-secondary funding have drawn criticism from students, unions, and experts. The changes announced are: an end to the 2019 tuition freeze, a $6.4 billion investment in higher education, and making OSAP a primarily loans-based program. The investment has been called “a step in the right direction” by the Canadian
Ford withholds affection (OSAP funding) Read More »
The Venezuelan oil conflict and American interventionism
An Unravelling Global Order Read More »
On January 16, 2026, more than 500 students from over 30 academic institutions assembled in Toronto for the 13th iteration of UofTHacks, Canada’s first student-run hackathon. They were welcomed by an elegant pasta dinner. Shortly afterwards, the building fell into an eerie calm. Mentors arriving post-meal were observed standing idly, with no technical questions nor
Recent events raise concerns of safety and transparency
Fighting fire with no water Read More »
What has Carney’s government actually accomplished thus far?
What’s daddy up to? Read More »
Skills Development Fund selection criteria is biased and unregulated
Auditor General’s report on SDF fuels corruption allegations Read More »