Opinions

The American blockade of Cuba is unjust, but the island nation needs to become more democratic.

A company can only provide high prices if consumers purchase them. Almost $1,000 for a child to wave a flag is not worth it. Let the executives know with your wallet.

A federal immigration program promised to fast-track permanent residence in one year. Twelve months later, thousands of applicants have not received so much as an acknowledgment.

Television tropes often use Black women as a temporary stepping stone for the growth of a protagonist rather than treating their stories as a destination.

The White House’s recent use of meme-style TikToks during the Iran war is raising concerns about how governments communicate in the age of viral content. Experts say this messaging may have serious implications for public trust and how audiences perceive war.

We are becoming digitally polyamorous as chatbots replace the void missing from our real-life partners' love.

Stigma prevents people who are at risk of harming children from coming forward and getting the help needed to prevent abuse.

After a devastating Game 7 World Series loss last season to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Toronto Blue Jays are raising expectations and hopes of winning it all this time around.

A recent community consultation meeting unveiled the city's plans to use part of Woodbine Racetrack's land to build a transit-oriented community. However, these plans need to be implemented quickly and efficiently.