Opinions
Letter from the editor: A case for the student fee referendum
Over the last few days of what I hoped would be a very chill student election campaign period, I’ve been struggling with the opposition to one of the two referendums…EDITORIAL: Acting smug about Canada is to our own detriment
When President Donald Trump issued an executive order halting the intake of travellers from seven Muslim-majority nations on Jan. 28, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tweeted in response, “To those fleeing…Trudeau is right to scrap electoral reform
More pressing matters require federal attention This article originally appeared in The Manitoban, the University of Manitoba’s student newspaper, on Feb. 16, 2017. WINNIPEG — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may have reneged on an election promise…Trudeau’s unabashed abandonment of electoral reform a disappointment
“It would be easier to do nothing and sit back and just say, ‘Okay, you know what, this worked for us, I think we can make this current system work…Asian erasure in Hollywood is more than just skin deep
As both a South Korean immigrant and a pop-culture junkie, I grew up searching for Asian representation in the TV shows and movies I watched — kind of a weird, racialized version…Trump’s ‘war on science’: Just ask Canada
On Jan. 25, President Donald Trump announced a temporary media and funding black-out that effectively gagged federal science agencies (including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Health Department)…Letters—Feb. 9
Re: “Let the students edit,” Jan. 26 Dear Editor, The editorial is quite surprising to read, since I was always under the assumption that peer edited work was always supported…Lift the ban on discussion
Standing against injustice starts in the classroom Last Monday, Jan. 30, I sat down for my morning lecture with an expectation: a discussion about Islamophobia. I’m an undergraduate member of…Our Digital Print Issue
