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Why young people are shifting right
During the last election, BBC claimed Conservatives gained 44% more votes among Canadians aged 18-34 than the Liberals, which was a higher gain compared to Canadians aged 34+. This has shown a larger trend of younger folks becoming more right wing than their parents were, at the same age. A question is asked of why Read more
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Why high school students should not be allowed to vote in elections
A federal election just took place, electing Mark Carney as the 24th Prime Minister of Canada. This sparked interest in many high school students, who are nearing the minimum voting age and are eager to cast their ballots. However, high school students shouldn’t be allowed to vote because they lack maturity and life experience, have Read more
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Mamma Mia!: A joyful journey of love and chaos
If you haven’t heard of this 2000’s classic already, allow me to introduce you to one of the best musicals to grace our generation. Mamma Mia! is a film that ticks off all the boxes for an entertaining feature. The storyline is supported by stellar music, vibrant cinematography, and great acting that all come together Read more
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Music community unites to celebrate groundbreaking victories at the Grammys
The 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which honored exceptional accomplishments in the music industry from September 16, 2023, to August 30, 2024, were held on February 2, 2025, at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. For the fifth year in a row, comedian Trevor Noah hosted the event, which included historic victories, moving speeches, and Read more
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Doug Ford wasted millions just to win a single seat
Ontario’s premier Doug Ford dissolved parliament on January 28th, 2025, and called an election for February 27th–15 months before the scheduled election. The Progressive Conservatives lost 4 seats since the last election in 2022, which put them at 79 seats just before the election. After the election, the PCs now have 80 seats in parliament, Read more
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It sucks to drink from the water fountains
Picture this: you’re sitting in class during period three after having forgotten your water bottle. Mouth dry as a desert, suffering from thirst, you leave to get a drink of water. You find a water fountain, press the button, and a disappointing weak steam trickles out that could never quench your thirst. For the forgetful Read more
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