What’s in store for students now that the strike is over?
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
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.
After the storm: what happens now that bargaining is over?
Administration and faculty are both essential to the governance and direction of the university.
Winnipeg should follow Sweden in their dramatic overhaul of road safety regulations
Nearly 50 per cent of pedestrian-vehicle collisions happen when the pedestrian is crossing an intersection.
Students are minds, bodies, and souls, not customers
If we are not able to deal with students in all their complex and dynamic individualism, then education is merely a commodity and professors are simply cogs in the system.
Not my UMSU
Support who you want on your own time, but dragging 25,676 undergraduate students into labour negotiations is not an appropriate way to represent the student body.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is hardly more than a marketing stunt
Corporations should not be given the agency to choose what issues in society are worth funding and which are not.
America chose hate
America has been irreversibly broken from the inside out. It has become a country that is dramatically less free for many of its citizens – for four whole years.
One nation under Trump: what are the implications for Canada?
Even at their peak, democracy and freedom cannot be taken for granted.
Military expansion is vital for a secure Canadian future
Prioritizing military means that we have the capacity to provide badly-needed international social and economic development in areas of instability.