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Liberals on the wrong side of history with pipeline approvals

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Jeremiah Kopp
The prime minister helped create thousands of new jobs, billions of dollars in new revenue for our country, and strengthen international trading relationships. But at what cost?
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A historic opportunity squandered: reflections on the UMFA strike settlement

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Henry HellerRadhika Desai
As one of us wrote in these pages a few weeks ago, the recent University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) strike stood to win historically significant gains in the ongoing battle against the commodification and...
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Don’t tell international students to accept fee increases

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Mary AsekomeSofia Descalzi
Far past the closing of the 35th annual general meeting of the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), tweets rang out early into the night with various 140-character accounts of what went down. We have...
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Women’s and gender studies should be a requirement for all university...

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Aly Raposo
I was once a young student entering my first year at the U of M with no idea which direction I was heading. However, if there is one thing that I am absolutely certain...
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Canada’s student movement is split between practicality and ideology

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Jakob Sanderson
This is the latest in a series of instances in which the left-wing student movement, with which I typically identify, has put ideological dogma ahead of tangible progress.
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What’s in store for students now that the strike is over?

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Allison Kilgour
Our success this year will depend on how willing both professors and the administration are to fully accommodate students.
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The Conservative Party of Canada is ripe for a populist takeover

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Jesse Blackman
Unless they can find a way to harness a new, coherent vision for the country that sets them apart, their chances of victory in the next federal election are conservative at best.

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