Ilya shall explain his view on why monarchy – constitutional monarchy to be exact – is actually one of the best systems of government at our disposal. With this three-part feature, he will endeavour into what the monarchy means for young professionals today and why they should care. Shaaz I I think that a...
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A series of events linking Mercedes Benz to controversial communist leaders has prompted a potentially colossal and emblematic lawsuit against the multi-billion dollar car company for political discrimination in Venezuela. The dispute has many young professionals wondering whether companies should be able to use...
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The Priceless Rail-Line Many Canadians mark the 1885 completion of the trans-Canadian railroad as a proud historical moment. Canadians cherish the achievement because they appreciate how difficult the construction was, but they apparently fail to remember how arduously stubborn the political obstacles were. As Pierre...
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Questions of a Columnist When asked to write a column on arts and culture for the young professional, I was understandably hesitant: after all what authority do I have to pontificate on such haughty topics? Especially after four years of law school and articling, neither of which are known for cultivating...
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From much talked about economic upheavals to political ones, the people of Greece have endured quite a lot in recent times, culminating into the hotly contested election held this past weekend. Of the 10 parties who ran in Sunday’s election being polled as having greater than 5% of popular support, the balance of...
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As we celebrate the 30th birthday of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadians need not look too far to find examples of how our Charter has been a source of guidance for nations around the world seeking to better enshrine inalienable human rights in their respective constitutions. From Hong Kong to South Africa...
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