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Editorial: Trump, bro podcasters and young men on the right 

While a clear picture of what happened to the electorate is still settling after the cataclysmic U.S. election earlier this month, what’s clear is that young men may have played a large part in the red sweep observed on Nov. 5 — and bro-style podcasts could be to blame.  

Premier Ford’s international student ban in Ontario medical schools is more of a “cosmetic” decision than one that will bring about real change 

The Ontario Government’s proposed solution to the family doctor shortage will only bring about minor changes to the ongoing family doctor crisis. 

One ChatGPT request uses 10 times more energy than a Google search: investigating the effects of A.I. on the environment 

Artificial intelligence (A.I.) has a complicated relationship with the environment, helping champion sustainability while itself having harmful effects. 

PM and opposition leaders discuss Trump’s electoral win 

Since the United States presidential election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the opposition party leaders have shared opinions on the election results and how Donald Trump’s imminent presidency might affect Canada. 

The rise, fall and return of Mario Party 

Super Mario Party Jamboree isn’t just the best entry the Mario Party series has seen in years — it’s proof that the franchise has regained its vision after nearly two decades of unremarkable releases. 

Projecting Canada’s 4 Nations Face-Off roster 

After years of waiting to watch Canada’s hockey superstars compete against the world’s top talents in a best-on-best tournament, the 4 Nations Face-Off is under three months away with Canada set to open their tournament against Sweden on Feb. 12. The only question that remains is which players will be suiting up in red and white come February, and which players will miss the cut on a very talented roster. 

Badgers Women’s basketball dominates with fourth consecutive win  

The Badger Women’s basketball team is on fire, claiming their fourth consecutive victory with an impressive 73-59 win over the Waterloo Warriors on Nov. 9 at the Bob Davis Gym.  

How A.I. is transforming the world of sports

Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is gradually becoming a part of our everyday lives, shaping how we work and communicate. In the world of sports, A.I. has taken on an increasingly vital role, transforming everything from player performance analysis to injury prevention and fan engagement. As A.I. technology continues to advance, its impact on sports is expected to grow, changing the game for athletes, coaches and fans.  

The Mighty Niagara Film Festival ignites a passion for local cinema 

The fourth annual Mighty Niagara Film Festival (MNFF) took place last week in venues across the region. 

“Emilia Pérez” bites off more than it can chew 

Score: 2.5/5  French filmmaker Jacques Audiard delivers a unique Spanish-language crime musical that succeeds in some ways but fails at others.

Mario & Luigi: Brothership review: a cordial return to form 

Score: 4/5   This article contains light spoilers for Mario & Luigi: Brothership.

Can we abolish daylight saving time already? 

Adjusting the clocks to account for daylight saving time is an absurd practice that makes no sense in modern day. 

Zach Bryan is a crappy person, and you are going to let him get away with it 

Zach Bryan is a crappy person and if we let him get away with his disgusting behaviour, we are just as bad.  

Editorial: Trump, bro podcasters and young men on the right 

While a clear picture of what happened to the electorate is still settling after the cataclysmic U.S. election earlier this month, what’s clear is that young men may have played a large part in the red sweep observed on Nov. 5 — and bro-style podcasts could be to blame.  

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Unions call on Telefilm Canada to protect entertainment employees 

A coalition of eight Canadian unions and guilds protecting workers in the film and television industries are calling for Telefilm Canada to exclusively fund projects that give workers sufficient rights to ensure that entertainment workers procure employment security. 

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Why am I feeling nostalgic for 2020? 

Over the past year or two, I’ve started feeling something strange. I’ve felt a twinge of nostalgia for 2020. 

The birth of a musician: Local percussionist Daniel Villarraga reflects on his journey towards making his own name 

Glasses clink together, their chimes harmonizing with one another as the ambient chatter in the room fizzles out into an anticipatory silence as the band takes the stage. As the music begins, a cacophony of different sounds fill the air; horn, sax, piano, the rhythmic beat of percussion — is it chaos or a conversation?  

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