Private lives in public spaces
With the UMSU elections around the corner, the time for engagement is now.
Editorial
Lack of Indigenous representation on juries paints an unbalanced picture of justice
If even the appearance of bias is cause for concern, Canada’s justice system is in a poor state.
If smokers are singled out, why not greenhouse gas emitters?
The effects of climate change are just as well known as the effects of secondhand smoke. The former should be addressed by city council in exactly the same manner as smoking.
Safer spaces should be a requirement, not an option
When people begin to speak with their dollars and patronage, businesses will have to listen.
UMSU plebiscite is politics made petty
To anyone with the strength of will to watch, UMSU is clearly setting the stage for a defederation campaign.
Canada’s favourite coffee isn’t so fresh after all
Where are those Canadian values we’re always bragging about?
Hockey is becoming an elitist activity
The idealized version of hockey we see emblazoned on the five dollar bill no longer exists.
The path to collective wellness begins with therapy
Therapy is a crucial tool for enhancing your own and your loved ones’ quality of life.
Shrinking horizons for local media lessens democratic engagement
Too few already own too large a stake of Canadian media. This is yet another nail in the coffin.
Poor skater, but fills the net
Get ready for a huge cliché, but hockey is really so much more than a game.