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Akintade Asalu

Akintade Asalu is a graduate from Villanova University with degrees in Criminology and Political Science. Influenced by his background as an immigrant and work as an organizer, he focuses on how geopolitical conflicts relate to the most pressing issues affecting people in Canada and beyond. He covers conflicts across Canada, the United States, West Asia, and Africa. When he’s not writing, he enjoys listening to music, reading manga, and playing basketball.

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The Farce of “A Safer Ontario”

Avatar photo by Akintade Asalu September 4, 2026September 3, 2026

Ontario claims its crime control policy supports a safer province, but a look at the prison system exposes the truth of its racial discrimination.

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How Canada Uses Surveillance to Oppress Indigenous Activism

Avatar photo by Akintade Asalu August 5, 2026August 5, 2026
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Mark Carney’s War Crimes in Iran

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