Iran is Not Dealt a Fair Hand When it Comes to Democracy
Hope dwindles for regime change and improved conditions
Commentary
Second-Class Citizens
The growing cost of being a woman in Quebec
The Emotional Whiplash of Infinite Scroll
Apathy and psychological exhaustion in the face of short-form content
The Substack Essay
The changing landscape of independent journalism
“Trump = Creon = Hitler”
Through its superficial analysis of tyranny, the Daily’s Antigone op-ed renders itself reductive
The Ministry of Love
Vows, Visas, and the Politics of Marriage
Is Rising Singlehood the End of Romance, or the End of the Relationship Norm?
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, the dating market seems to be failing many people.
McGill Classics Play’s Antigone: Timeless, Not Timely
While comparing Trump to Hitler may have felt cutting edge a year ago, it doesn’t anymore
Falling in Love with Friendship
A personal reflection on the value of friendship
Beyond the Bubble
There’s a Montreal past Roddick Gates
A Sinister Friendship Between Big Tech and Europe’s Far-Right
As the EU leads the way in tech regulation, Silicon Valley’s billionaire class has courted the ascending European far-right and its Eurosceptic rhetoric
Autocracy Now
America’s Democratic Decline
Carney’s WEF Speech and Canada’s Recalibration Toward the US
In the wake of Carney’s Davos address and Trump’s rebuttal, questions of dependency, leverage, and North American cooperation have moved to the foreground
Iran’s Unrest and the Blackout that Makes it Harder to Know What’s True
As protests spread, Iran has isolated the country digitally, leading to contested casualty counts
Is AI Killing Academic Integrity?
Amid the rise of AI usage among college students, professors reinstate
in-person assessments to restore confidence in academic learning