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Blockchain – the future technology for elections
Globally, more people than ever before will be voting in 2024 – can this historic year be made more safe and secure by blockchain?
Can AI solve the gender financial literacy gap?
With the right tools in place, AI could be the solution for supporting women in becoming more financially literate and autonomous.
Is “influence” foreign interference?
The latest election in Bangladesh reveals how the country, once considered the “poor neighbour” of India, is now a prominent battleground for our…
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Is life online safe?
The highly anticipated Online Harms Bill takes significant steps in regulating online risks, but not all gaps have been filled to protect us.
Abortion rights are not guaranteed
As reproductive rights are under attack internationally, Canada must evaluate whether its own laws and policies are strong enough to protect women’s…
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The Bellwether Episode 2: Second Anniversary of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine (with Dr. Jennifer Welsh)
For our second episode, we talk to Dr. Jennifer Welsh about the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Dr. Welsh is the Canada 150 Research…
Costs of delayed aid: Ukrainian lives
Ukrainians struggle for sustained and continuous aid. Would you put a price on freedom?
5 million lives are on the line
UNRWA provides both lifesaving aid and critical infrastructure support to Palestinians – the consequences of suspended funds will be dire for those who…
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A case for immigration
Amidst high inflation and cost of living, as well as future uncertainty, could immigration be a viable solution?
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