Gaza in Ruins: Shattered Roads, Overrun Camps, and a Meaningless Ceasefire
More than 900 Palestinians have been killed since the October 2025 ceasefire.
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Les centres jeunesse sont des prisons pour enfants
Alors que Québec promet (encore) de mieux encadrer les fouilles à nu en centre jeunesse, notre chroniqueuse pose une question fondamentale : pourquoi acceptons-nous encore l’enfermement d’enfants?
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In the past, weddings in Gaza were synonymous with celebration. But today, the weddings we once dreamed of exist only in our imagination.
Projet de loi C-22 : Surveiller et punir
La « Loi concernant l’accès légal » abaisse les seuils de protection de la vie privée et normalise un accès élargi aux données personnelles.
Bill C-22: Surveillance and Punishment
The “Act respecting lawful access” lowers privacy protection standards and normalizes expanded access to personal data.
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With more nominations in our name, Savannah writes about why industry awards matter to an indie outlet like ours.
Gaza: A Healthcare System on the Brink of Collapse
Drug shortages, growing famine, and daily deaths.
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The university insists on silencing its students as they push McGill to take a stand on genocide.
A Road Trip Through Trump’s America
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Editor’s Note: When the Comments Section Gets Out of Hand
As our Instagram follower count grows, so too does the number of problematic comments. What are we supposed to do about it?
Les centres jeunesse sont des prisons pour enfants
Alors que Québec promet (encore) de mieux encadrer les fouilles à nu en centre jeunesse, notre chroniqueuse pose une question fondamentale : pourquoi acceptons-nous encore l’enfermement d’enfants?
Weddings Return to Gaza After Years of War and Tragedy
In the past, weddings in Gaza were synonymous with celebration. But today, the weddings we once dreamed of exist only in our imagination.
Projet de loi C-22 : Surveiller et punir
La « Loi concernant l’accès légal » abaisse les seuils de protection de la vie privée et normalise un accès élargi aux données personnelles.
Bill C-22: Surveillance and Punishment
The “Act respecting lawful access” lowers privacy protection standards and normalizes expanded access to personal data.
Editor’s Note: Haters Be Damned, it’s Awards Season at The Rover
With more nominations in our name, Savannah writes about why industry awards matter to an indie outlet like ours.
Gaza: A Healthcare System on the Brink of Collapse
Drug shortages, growing famine, and daily deaths.
OPINION: Why is McGill Fighting to be on the Wrong Side of History?
The university insists on silencing its students as they push McGill to take a stand on genocide.
A Road Trip Through Trump’s America
What a week in West Virginia reveals about the direction of the United States.
Editor’s Note: When the Comments Section Gets Out of Hand
As our Instagram follower count grows, so too does the number of problematic comments. What are we supposed to do about it?