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Maury Lavitt '28 Contributor Photo Credit: Mikaela Mackenzie/Free Press Let’s just admit it: we use our phones a lot. Most of the free time we have, we are mindlessly scrolling on social media or texting our friends. Any chance we get, we check our phones. In the hallway between classes, during the car ride, and... Continue Reading →
Abdulkarim Arara '28 Contributor Image Credits: RealMadrid.com Every year from June 14 to August 30, the soccer world goes through a time of change. Many clubs receive new additions to their rosters while other clubs save vast amounts of money by losing members of their team. This period allows clubs to improve their squads or... Continue Reading →
Mauricio Barrientos-Garay ’26 Contributor Alden Minuk '26 Contributor Photo Credits: Disney Deadpool & Wolverine was highly anticipated, starring idols Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool and Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. And while it was a fun movie to watch, it was held back by a shallow antagonist, rushed ending, and poor incorporation of the multiverse into the... Continue Reading →
William Hudson '24 Science and Tech Editor Peg City Car Co-op Motor vehicles are a terrible asset. On average, their values depreciate by a tenth instantly upon being purchased, and by six-tenths after only five years. They are one of the most expensive belonging to upkeep with petrol, insurance, maintenance, and, oftentimes, the necessity of paying off... Continue Reading →
James Bailey ’26 Contributor EPA Japanese politics are often looked over by the West. This makes sense, as people assume? Japan’s politics have next to no bearing on our lives. However, Japanese politics are a very interesting topic for a multitude of reasons, not least of which is that Japan has been run as a de... Continue Reading →
Castiel Haripersad ’25 Copy Editor Gus Phillipas/ FUV Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Nina Simone, and Marvin Gaye – what do they all have in common? They were all transformative Soul artists of their era who served as inspiration to a young Jalen Ngonda, a singer-songwriter trying to bring Soul music to a new generation and revive... Continue Reading →
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Gabriel Arias ‘27 Copy Editor Photo Credit: Soobum Im/USA Today Sports Dominating the league since he was 18-years-old, LeBron James continues to carry his legacy, as he starts off strong in his 21st NBA season. Turning 39 in December, he currently plays for the Los Angeles Lakers, averaging 25.0 points, 6.6 assists, and 7.5 rebounds... Continue Reading →
Landon Pinette ’26 Contributor Photo Credit: Franeli Yadao This year, the St. Paul’s debate team has emerged as a formidable force, packed with shrewdness, persuasion, and a keen sense of humour! Demonstrating high levels of success at both provincial and national tournaments, they have proven to be among the best in Canada. A few key... Continue Reading →
Nathan Poklar ’24 Politics Editor Photo Credit: Coalition Avenir Quebec When François Legault cruised to his second term as Quebec Premier last year, it looked like he had changed Québec politics forever. In just eleven years of its existence, Legault’s nationalist Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) had risen from insignificance to becoming the province’s most popular... Continue Reading →
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