The Khashoggi Legacy: Fading Freedoms and Falling Facades
Over the past few weeks, the world has been horrified by the disappearance of Saudi journalist and...
Editorial
To Heal a Killer
Three months ago, convicted murderer Terri-Lynne McClintic was transferred to an Aboriginal...
Measles—WHO cares
Measles is back. And it’s not pretty. The measles virus is the root of a highly contagious...
January Post-Exams Significant Digits
Exams are over, but life goes on. In this January edition of Significant Digits, Adil Haider reports—through numbers—the world’s happenings.
Significant Digits: 23 December 2018
From troops in Syria to Saturn’s rings, Adil Haider reports on all the significant digits in the news from December 16th to December 23rd.
Significant Digits: 16 December 2018
Illustration: Roger Li $436M In an announcement that surprised absolutely no one, the Ontario Auditor General announced that Metrolinx had wasted $436M with it’s incessant waffling over the past 10 years. Some...
Significant Digits: 2 December 2018
$525K Pro Bono Ontario, a legal aid charity, was about to shut down its 3 free legal aid clinics...
Significant Digits: 27 November 2018
3 on 4 Robbing a jewelry store is generally a pretty dumb idea, for more reasons than I can list...
Significant Digits: 21 November 2018
90 23 year old Cardinal Licorish was shot to death this Sunday, marking the 90th homicide this year. This grim total is a record, surpassing the crime wave of 1991. Please stay safe out there. 2% In 2014, Canada made a...
The Khashoggi Legacy
The Khashoggi Legacy Fading Freedoms and Falling Facades Over the past few weeks, the world...
Significant Digits: 11 November 2018
38 Seats According to Fivethirtyeight, Democrats are projected to make a net gain of 38 seats in...
Significant Digits: 2 November 2018
40.5 Million People live in slavery, according to a recent report by The Why Foundation. The slave trade permeates every part of our society, from the Central American children forced to pick the cocoa that goes into your...
