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Senate reform long overdue
By
Tariq Sohail, volunteer staff
The recent Senate expense scandal has brought some hard truths about Canadian democracy to the fore. There have always been calls to reform the Canadian Senate, but in the past year...
Our moral superiority at the 2014 Winter Olympics
By
Kevin Linklater, staff
Russia has been in the international spotlight for much of the last two weeks for hosting the 2014 Winter Olympics. However, the actual games themselves have often been overshadowed by Russia’s deteriorating...
Debunking colonialism with Jennifer Keith
By
Jennifer Keith
My youth was much like that of anyone who grew up in a farming community. My comfortable, middle-class existence consisted of swimming in the family pool, playing fastball and volleyball, and, when I...
Kevin O’Really?
By
Michael Lee
“…Really?”
I’m sure many of you shared with Amanda Lang that same exasperated reaction upon hearing Kevin O’Leary’s perplexing comments on the Lang & O’Leary Exchange. Upon learning of Oxfam’s latest findings that the...
Is altruism enough?
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On Jan. 13, Canadian Blood Services (CBS) announced that Canada was in the midst of a nationwide blood shortage, partially due to a frigid December that left much of Central and Eastern Canada in...
Aboriginal suicide a growing epidemic
By
Michael Lee
The crisis at Neskantaga, a community 480 km northeast of Thunder Bay, has been a growing concern of mine as of late. On Apr. 17, 2013, the reserve declared a state of emergency;...
It takes a village
By
Chris Hearn, volunteer staff
According to a statement made in mid-December by Canada’s Industry Minister James Moore, it is not the federal government’s job to feed hungry children.
What? Come again?
No, sir. That is exactly what...





