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Trudeau right to scrap electoral reform

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Jeremiah Kopp
In deciding to remain with our current model, Justin Trudeau should be commended for making the right choice in a difficult situation.
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Rest in peace: Canadian electoral reform, 2015-2017

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Jakob Sanderson
Canadians watched electoral reform get chewed up by the Liberals and unceremoniously spit out 16 months after the fact.
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Want to solve the problem of radicalization? Open your borders

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Shaden Abusaleh
The politics of Donald Trump are the best thing that has ever happened to terrorists.
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Should Canada prepare itself for Prime Minister Kevin O’Leary?

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Jeremiah Kopp
With all of the electoral excitement south of the border, it is understandable that Canadians have been distracted from their own political landscape. While Donald Trump deserves all the righteous indignation that he is...
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Oil-mongers be gone: Pipelines are bad for the environment and the...

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Shaden Abusaleh
After the disastrous 2016 American presidential election, speculation on what the world should expect from a President Trump were tossed around between experts on the nightly news, opinion articles, and social media feeds, one...
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Law school: the good, the bad, and the ugly – but...

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Kyle Mirecki
In four months – barring unforeseen failure – I will graduate with a Juris Doctor degree from Robson Hall faculty of law. That is seven full-time years and 216 credit hours spent at the...
Photo of the Robson Hall law school building the the University of Manitoba's Fort Garry Campus.
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UMSU’s problematic erasure of decades of Indigenous advocacy bolsters settler saviourism

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Mitchell van Ineveld
Humility is a virtue, especially in leadership; it is key that leaders of any description be able to recognize the role of others in achieving a particular objective, as opposed to only acknowledging their...
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