The Lonely Generation Paradox: Always Online, Rarely Connected
Young people are always online, yet loneliness persists. Research reveals growing gaps between digital contact and meaningful connection.
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Community Lens
Community Lens focuses on grounded, place-based storytelling and reflective reporting from within our communities. It highlights local voices, cultural perspectives, grassroots initiatives, news and articles that capture how people experience and interpret the world around them. Featuring everything from community events and artistic practices to environmental observations and social change, this section offers an alternative to mainstream coverage by centering lived experience, context, and care. It serves as a living archive of evolving community knowledge—where stories are shaped by the people closest to them, and meaning emerges through connection to place, practice, and collective memory.
No One Is Coming to Save Us
Demand is high, reserves are thin, and short-term grants dominate. Time to connect, diversify, and lead differently.
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AI Ate the Junior Roles and Left a Weird Gap
AI took the repetitive work juniors used to do. Now taste and curation matter more from day one.
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The Shift From Static AI Images to Living Works
From one-off generations to pieces that keep becoming. The rise of living digital art.
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Is Bed Rotting Ruining Rest?
Unpack the science behind bed rotting and find out if infinite scrolling is destroying your mental health.
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Supporting Grief and Healing Through Art and Conversation
Artist-led workshop examines mental health, grief, and healing through art, focusing on storytelling and emotional processing.
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Anatomy of an ‘F’: Policy choices left Ontario at the bottom of national rankings
New economic figures paint a grim portrait of Ontario.
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Ottawa’s Hostile Digital Warfare Maroons Local Media Outlets
Local news agencies remain totally blacked out from major social media networks following disastrous federal regulatory overreach.
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Funding the Culture War?
A heavily taxpayer-subsidized federal museum sparks fierce political backlash by launching an active public campaign targeting traditional parental rights. Canada's federal cultural institutions are facing…
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Funding the Propaganda: Public Broadcaster Accused of Slaying Facts
Shocking multi-year audits reveal that taxpayer dollars actively elevated radical anti-Zionist hate groups onto mainstream broadcast platforms.
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