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Body, mind and pole: Embodied dance studio in Ottawa aims to foster collective healing

Features Olivia Grandy -
WARNING: This article contains sensitive topics. Those in need of support can contact the Mental Health Crisis Line: 613-722-6914 (within Ottawa) and 1-866-996-0991 (outside...

First cohort reflects on decolonial approach to uOttawa’s psychedelic master’s program

Features Abyssinia Abebe -
Louis Belleau’s lifelong dedication to studying psychedelics is not fueled purely by his enjoyable experimentation with drugs — it's also driven by the “wake-up...

Hand in hand: Students launch Black Future Lawyers Carleton chapter

Features Abyssinia Abebe and Kyra Vellinga -
It’s small, slender and made of bronze. But to founders of the Black Future Lawyers (BFL) Carleton chapter, a tiny pin engraved with the...

Community voices recommendations as Carleton reviews sexual violence policy

Features Sadeen Mohsen and Maia Tustonic -
WARNING: This article contains topics of sexual harassment and sexual violence. Those in need of support can call the Sexual Assault Support Center of...

Is microdosing psychedelics the secret to better mental health — or is it just...

Features Bianca McKeown and Simona Milutinovic -
When Ki microdosed mushrooms for the first time four years ago, everything felt lighter and less stressful. She felt reassured.  “Like a muscle relaxant,” she...
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