What happened to honest, moral shows?
Everything is morally ambiguous to the point that even protagonists are not really heroes, but anti-heroes.
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Appreciating nature for its beauty
Environmentalism has become such a political issue that we often lose sight of how personal it is.
Ambiguity in the M-103 proposal
Eliminating discrimination is a commendable endeavour, and I fully support a revised motion. However, as it stands, M-103 is too ambiguous.
Letting Trump distract us from Canadian issues
If we focus on improving our own country, we will reap the practical benefits, but we will also find ourselves less frustrated.
Trumpâs personal qualities shouldnât overshadow his bad policies
My concern is that Trumpâs harmful policies will be buried underneath our superficial complaints.
Dissecting the mystery of a horror movie
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is as much a mystery film as anything else. In fact, the opening scene feels like the beginning of a gruesome crime thriller, not a supernatural horror.
I see you sharing false stories that just arenât true
Truth is rarely âleftâ or âright,â but somewhere in between, and thatâs where we can begin having constructive conversations.
Canadian horror: Where itâs been and where itâs going
Canada has always had a unique relationship with the horror genre.
Intergenerational conflicts and repetitive cycles
Perhaps most importantly, adults need to mentor and care for children while focusing on their inherent worth as a human being, rather than on their achievements.
The ethics of animal welfare and consumption
The idea that animals have no moral value because they are less intelligent than humans is easily dismissed.