Lydia Clarke Rehman

News

Prospective nursing students to expect greater education and post-graduate opportunities
Ontario invests $35 million to open more positions for nursing students and a chance to graduate with a bachelor’s degree.

Lydia Clarke Rehman October 25, 2021October 25, 2021

Recently, opportunities have risen for nursing students in Ontario through the increase of available positions as well as the introduction…

News

The challenges that Indigenous communities are still facing today
Dirty drinking water, missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls cases, and expired vaccine doses are issues where complete solutions and inquiry seem to be always delayed by Canadian government.

Lydia Clarke Rehman October 18, 2021October 18, 2021

Indigenous communities have been subjected to years of colonialism, historical trauma, and systemic racism. Today, various disparities continue to subside…

Opinion

A new national day for Truth and Reconciliation! But not for everyone.
Ontario decides not to implement the federal holiday reflecting upon Indigenous resilience.

Lydia Clarke Rehman September 27, 2021September 27, 2021

Canada’s historically shameful colonial government and legal system is yet again all talk and no action, displayed by the Ontario…

Lecture Me!

Lecture Me! On naming and framing: Perceptions of racial group labels
Dr. Sonia Kang on the uncertainty around using correct and appropriate labels.

Lydia Clarke Rehman September 20, 2021September 20, 2021

“Identity is how we make sense of who we are, as it relates to the social groups we are members…

Features

Jennifer Liu wins first prize at Smarti Gras 2021 event
Smarti Gras celebrates the creativity, dedication, and intelligence of the UTM undergraduate community.

Lydia Clarke Rehman September 6, 2021September 8, 2021

“This was my second time attending Smarti Gras, and I was the only student from the department of visual studies,”…

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