Your online data might not be safe
What you can do to protect it
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Volume 63 Issue 2
Out with the old, in with the new COVID-19 benefits
CESB, CERB, and Employment Insurance explained
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The role of memes in student life
Memes have become an integral part of life for Gen Z and the latter half of Millennials. They are generally seen as comedic, yet they inform us of current events faster than the news. Donald Trump, online education, the toilet paper crisis, quarantining, and COVID-19 divorce rates are just a few topics that memes have
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My digital wonderland
I never know what to tell people when they ask me what my comforting place is—you know, my “happy place.” How do you explain to someone that your place of comfort is not the sandy North Coast, a quiet European forest, Disneyland, or even your bedroom? How do you tell people that your place of
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More outgoing, more going out
Extroverts and introverts during COVID-19
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Walking with their angels
The hunger strike for Indigenous suicide victims in Saskatchewan
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ProjectX: a research event hosted by Artificial Intelligence at UofT
An overview of ProjectX and its contributions to a circular economy for students
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The struggle against Canadian repression at 1492 Land Back Lane
The 1784 Haldimand Proclamation was a decree that guaranteed the Haudenosaunee of Six Nations a tract of land in Ontario as compensation for the alliance established with the British during the American Revolution. This granted land extended from Lake Erie all the way down to the Grand River in southwestern Ontario. However, much of this
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