Ocean pollution became a hot topic within the last decade, but it’s not the Funko Pop–selling kind. The severity of this concern is addressed by… Read More »Fish ’n’ Plastic: Ocean Pollution with a Side of Hard-hitting Truth
Nationwide recessions occur from time to time. These simply refer to periods when there is a considerable drop in the economic health of a country,… Read More »Are We Heading Into a Recession? Here’s What You Need to Know
In mid-September 2022, I flew to Canada from my home city, Mumbai—the “city of dreams.” I’d come to pursue the Certificate in Communications Design program,… Read More »My Introduction to Canadian Life & Plans for My First Summer Here
Summer is fast approaching these days and that means one thing: festival season is coming! You’ve been studying hard—and as the end draws near, you… Read More »Best of the Fests: 4 Festivals You Can’t Miss This Summer
Note: Please take this commentary with a grain of salt—the narrative is limited due to a lack of relevant evidence. Thought to have arisen from… Read More »A Dive Into the BC Housing Crisis: Where We Are & How It Began
When it comes to finding love and romance, more and more people are relying on newer, easier ways to connect, with an increasingly popular tool… Read More »New to dating apps? Here’s what to know
The final scene of Brokeback Mountain shows the aged Ennis Del Mar walking over to the closet in his trailer and opening it. Inside, the two shirts belonging to him and his beloved Jack Twist hang next to a photograph of Brokeback Mountain, serving as mementoes of their love. This scene has been widely praised—theRead More »Living with Lost Love: What I learned from Brokeback Mountain and The Myth of Closure
Due to the 2020-onwards event that you may be trying to forget, the world had to move everything to digital platforms, allowing (or, if you prefer, forcing) many people to become technology-savvier. For example, many Canadians started participating in internet culture more than they ever did, like playing video games during lockdown to pass theRead More »Virtual Love in a Post-COVID World
In the blink of an eye, we’ve arrived in February. For many, the end of 2022 likely felt a little bittersweet. Heading into a new year always feels fresh and exciting, but year-end reflections on our growth can leave us discouraged—like we didn’t have enough time to achieve our personal goals. We tend to beginRead More »Habits to Leave Behind for a Fresh Start
Winter is here! As music by Mariah Carey hits the streets, it’s time to be ready for the holiday season. Even if the wind is blowing right in your face or you sprained your ankle thanks to that one icy spot on the sidewalk they forgot to throw salt on, there are many things youRead More »Wholesome Fun for the Holiday Season
Illustration by Nazanin Hosseinmardi Note: This article is not to be taken as medical advice. As winter comes, the city is clothed anew: a white… Read More »How to Recognize and Navigate Seasonal Depression
I also explored various design styles, my favourite being japandi, a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian design elements that includes all the qualities I love… Read More »My Journey in the World of Interior Design, Plus Tips to Design Your Space
