Editorial

Editorial

Hydro expansion plans high risk?

By
Caleigh MacDonald
Living in Manitoba it is nearly impossible to survive through the winter without the resources of Manitoba Hydro. Yet consumers may soon find that what they are paying the company to provide for these...
Editorial

The case for decriminalization

By
Katerina Tefft
The recent Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) proposal to ticket people found with 30 grams or less of marijuana is a tiny step in the right direction. But with Justin Trudeau now...
Editorial

Safe sex is good sex

By
Katy MacKinnon
You should care about your sexual health. Whether you’re a seasoned pro in the bedroom or you’re treading carefully, a little knowledge goes a long way. Sexual health involves more than just avoiding Sexually Transmitted...
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Science, ethics, and nutrition

By
Tom Ingram
Earlier this summer, it was revealed that researchers sponsored by the Canadian government had conducted wildly unethical nutritional experiments on malnourished Aboriginal children in residential schools. No consent was given by the children or their...
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100 years on

By
Bryce Hoye
Entering our 100th publication year in the campus news business, I’d like to take an opportunity to share a few anecdotes with the reader. I hope these will illustrate some of the less obvious,...
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Three zeros

By
Quinn Richert
In light of a recent UNAIDS report indicating drops of up to 50 per cent in new HIV infections in some of the most severely affected parts of Africa, as well as broader contentions...
Editorial

Killers on display

By
Carlyn Schellenberg
My first encounter with captured orcas took place at the age of 10 at SeaWorld Orlando. My family filed in with the rest of the unassuming crowd to watch the trainers ride with the...

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