The People’s Party; But for Which People?

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

The People’s Party of canada, A former branch of the conservative party of Canada which claims to be a party who is for the people, a political representative of the needs of Canadians. However, this party proceeds to exclude group after group and express slanderous exclamations – which would make anyone of sound mind question, which people are they truly for?  read more

The Fabric of Our Beings; Nature Vs. Nurture

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

From the earth we grow, naturally, we have always had basic instincts. Our understanding of natural predators, basic survival skills, and trauma responses are composite in a typical homo sapien. However, the reason behind our habits and behaviours in which we have come to develop within our civilised society are up for debate.  read more

Golden Globes 2024; Men Prefer Women When They’re Small


Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

The 81st Golden Globes ceremony celebrates the awards of television and film productions of 2023. This year’s Golden Globes ceremony was hosted by “comedian” Jo Koy; however, this title is reserved for individuals who have attained the ability to appease and humor a crowd. This year’s awards ceremony however, went in a different direction.  read more

Is the Death of Creativity Approaching?; the Value of Studying Art

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

We, as a society, have been the architects of our destruction. Every day, we unravel the intricacies and beauty of society and we must analyse the celebration of mediocrity, the subsequent death of one’s self expression, and the importance of studying the arts.  read more

The Antiquated Past Observed in Literature

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

Diction is a vibrant tool used to illustrate scenes for readers, listeners, and conversationalists. However, paint fades, and new advances are made to improve what has become outdated. A question that has surfaced with the improvement of society is: should we disregard the carefully brushed work that is now antiquated? read more

Working for the Knife: Tipping Culture & the Minimum Wage in America

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

15%, 18%, 20%, or other. For many of us in North America, we have the option to choose between various options of gratuity when being serviced. The societal expectations of what is a “respectable” amount to be tipped are continually increasing, causing dismay to many – consumers have the opportunity to choose between a variety of tipping options, including “other.” However, the grim reality is that many in the service industry have no “other” option. read more

Argentina’s Prospective Leader; Rolling Stones Cover Singer to Anti-Christ Dictator

Sarah Morra (11) | Staff Reporter

Throughout history, we have been eyewitnesses to several leader archetypes – radical leftists, fascists, dictators, and much more. However, Javier Milei, Argentina’s prospective presidential candidate, presents the public with a colourful past. Equipped with a vivacious palette to paint a brand new scene for Argentine society, this economist and politician has various peculiar views and reforms in mind for Argentina, which we will begin to explore. read more

Suffering of the Civilians: Israel-Hamas Conflict

Sarah Morra (11) | STAFF REPORTER

Executions, rape, and the suffering of civilians are all vile elements of the ongoing Israel and Hamas conflict. This is an issue that requires tenderness and caution, all while requiring grit and animosity. The civilians of both Israel and Palestine are in urgent need of support and it is unwise to avoid a subject with such gravity at hand. The Israel and Hamas conflict has a plentiful history detailing past outbursts of violence, unjust treatment of civilians, and the endangerment of human life. All of these factors must be considered when evaluating this conflict, and in ignorance of neutrality – above all else, we must be on the side of the civilians.  read more