Editorial
What Hong Kong can teach us about authoritarianism
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In the face of an authoritarian Chinese regime, it is essential that Canadians bolster protests for democracy.
It’s time to re-evaluate phones at concerts
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People are glued to their phones and live music is suffering because of it.
Trudeau’s approval of the TMX reveals his true priorities
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pipeline policies show how his neglect for minorities goes deeper than his blackface scandal.
Working class deserves seat at the just transition table
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Thousands gathered at the Manitoba legislature Sept. 27 to march through the streets and amplify the call for a serious response to climate change.
U of M must uphold two promises conveyed in new logo
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The new visual identity alludes to two promises, to two unique selling propositions to differentiate our university from others across the country and around the world.
MLB Injuries like Elieser Hernández’s give greater perspective
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Injuries in sports are a kill switch for athletes with a giant amount of momentum behind them.
Movie monopolies bad news for consumers
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Disney lost the rights to Spider-Man, which is ultimately good for diversity in film.
