For decades, Canada has cultivated an international reputation as a country committed to reducing global poverty through foreign aid. From funding humanitarian relief to supporting education, healthcare, and economic development abroad, Canadian assistance has long been presented as an investment … Continue reading
Annika Paul
Annika Paul is entering her second year at McGill University, currently pursuing a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Economics. She is thoroughly fascinated with many aspects of the current political landscape, with a special focus on global health, international economic policy, and humanitarian aid.
Ebola Beyond Biology: How Governance Failures Support a Preventable Crisis
In 1976, countries in Africa including Zaire, now known as the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Sudan, which is present-day South Sudan, experienced almost identically timed outbreaks of a fatal virus. One of the viruses is what we have come … Continue reading