Electoral reform in Canada is becoming a battle between two unprincipled parties
The over 3 million who voted NDP and Green, along with the over 6 million people who voted Conservative, must force this discussion on those in power.
Ernest Zarzuela
It’s time to re-evaluate phones at concerts
People are glued to their phones and live music is suffering because of it.
Mental health discussion deserved a more prominent position in Canada’s election
Canada needed more reassurance that the governing party following Monday’s election would fulfill the nation’s need for better mental health infrastructure.
Trudeau’s approval of the TMX reveals his true priorities
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s pipeline policies show how his neglect for minorities goes deeper than his blackface scandal.
Jagmeet Singh’s current strategy is a recipe for electoral failure
Singh must advocate for structural solutions to the current system designed to fail the average Canadian.
Justin Trudeau’s proposed semi-automatic rifle ban the start of meaningful legislation
Instances like the mass shooting in Mississauga or Toronto should remind every Canadian that the current laws on the books are not nearly strict enough.
Don’t let Elizabeth May’s implicit bigotry prevent criticism of hyper-partisanship
Green Party’s Elizabeth May represents one extreme, but the partisan status quo represents another.
In marijuana legalization, Manitoba PCs torn between competing ideologies
Brian Pallister has handled everything to do with marijuana legalization in the least ideologically consistent way possible.
Cutting international students’ health coverage inhumane policy
The Manitoba government is looking to further balance their budget by repealing basic health coverage for international students .
Manitoba budget a blow against the university
What the latest provincial budget reveals is that the government places little value on either education or students.