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Nunavut Devolution does not mean Inuit Self-Determination
Socio-economic challenges remain a barrier to true representation of Inuit in the Government of Nunavut.

September 2024

Anti-Scab Legislation is an Important Win for Organized Labour
More Than Thirty Years After the Giant Mine Murders A Federal Sea Change on Replacement Workers
Meet the New Masthead: The Bell 2025
As the weather cools, McGill students are returning to class, and a new cohort of students at the Max Bell School — bringing a diversity of experiences…

May 2024

Why child care is not a policy priority
Access to affordable child care is increasingly out of reach, leaving many American families and their children with limited options to turn to.
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Why aren’t there enough family doctors?
Barriers like red tape are making it more difficult to access healthcare in Canada.
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Episode 4: Resilience of International Aid Organizations Amid Funding Cuts with Dirk Druet
The Bellwether is back with another episode!
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How to protect children online
The digital world was not built for children. That’s why age-appropriate design should be at the Forefront of Utah’s Social Media Act
Should Canadians be Concerned About Corporate Concentration Levels?
By Abdul-Hakim Fuseini

April 2024

The Bellwether Episode 3: Online Harms Act with Dr. Taylor Owen
For the third episode of the Bellwether, MPP students Nina Hernandez and Asha Sivarajah talk to Dr.
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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.

March 2024

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