Curriculum Inclusion: Representing BIPOC History and Contributions in Schools
By Natasha Cooper In Canada’s unique and complex history, the stories of Black, Indigenous, and other people of colour or BIPOC communities have often been overlooked, written out, and silenced. […]
Advice for Handling Winter as It Stretches into February and Impacts Your Mental/Physical Health
Winter can be a very interesting season. While it brings heartwarming moments like snowball fights or Christmas decorations, winter undoubtedly has some negative facets as well. These include sometimes stressful/dangerous […]
After Valentine’s Day, Let’s Discuss Disability in Romance Movies (French version available)
By Erin Rebello Oh, Valentine’s Day, the so-called sweetest day of the year! With this festive holiday having happened during COVID-19, you might have found a classic romance movie to […]
Loneliness in the Age of Social Media
By Rabia Khan Loneliness is increasing in youth at the speed of a thunderbolt. Where social media is consumed to fill the dark void inside our souls, it is also […]
Here Comes the Sun: How to Cope with the Winter Blues (French version available)
It’s Reading Week but your part-time job has called you in to do more shifts as one of your colleagues is sick. At the same time, your high school best […]
Addressing Food Insecurity Among College and University Students
By Rabia Khan Students who travel abroad for higher education know the pain of living separately from their parents and family. They are forced to leave a very comfortable and […]
