 © Dreamstime | Agsandrew By Ruby Ajilore
Transcribed by Tiffany Trinh Cognitive evaluation refers to human thought. Knowing how your mind works allows for better control of it. Cultural activities, like language for instinct, influence greatly the way we process our environments and interact with our learning processes and connections. All of these factors play an important role in how we chose to live our lives and make day to day decisions.  © John Woods | The Canadian Press By Nina Kalirai
Everyone in Canada is entitled to the right of water that is safe for them to use both domestically and personally. However, that does not mean that there isn’t a large portion of the Canadian population, who to this day, do not have access to clean drinking water. What is even more unfortunate is that many Canadians are unaware of the ongoing water crisis that has been happening for decades.  © Stephane Bidouze | Shutterstock By Muniyra Douglas
Transcribed by Tiffany Trinh March 22nd is commemorated as World Water Day. According to statistics, billions of plastic bottles end up in Ontario landfills every year. This pollution effects natural landscapes, lakes, wildlife and human water consumption.  © Emily Crockett | Vox By Michael Asiffo
Black women have it bad. How bad? They are statistically the worst treated group when it comes to wage, access to university, and treatment from police officers. It should be said that it gets worse, however, the most appalling thing is how little it is reported.  © Your Daily Dose By Mira Nabulsi
Transcribed By Shira Ragosin Jane and Finch can mean a lot of different things depending on whom you ask. Mainstream media outlets tend to focus their efforts concerning the community in a less than positive light. Often, the perceptions created by the media, trickles down into the opinions of the general public.  © Brown Girl Begins | Grand Central Publishing | CBC By Fatima Husain
It’s the year 2049. Toronto has just survived a disastrous apocalypse. Only one person can deliver the last of the survivors from the hands of ultimate evil: a young reluctant Caribbean-Canadian priestess who can conjure the powerful spirits of the Islands to save her people. And this is how the Brown Girl Begins (literally). |
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