Being “too Chinese”
Not a victim, but a perpetrator in Indonesia
Commentary - Media Credits
Being tough on crime is regressive
Rumblings of a May election are growing and the Conservatives are still trying to sell themselves to Canadians as defenders of public safety, investing almost… Read More »Being tough on crime is regressive
The case for medicare
International students should be able to buy into Quebec’s provincial health plan
We are at war
Resistance to policing and violence is self-defence
Global agribusiness
How the globalization of the food supply is starving world’s poor
The vegan trip
Musings of an anarchist appetite
Finding the feminine in dumpstering
The case for more sustainable living
On the subject of GA reform
Without the GA, who benefits?
In recognition of Black History Month
In February 1996, Canada celebrated its first Black History Month. The original idea was presented to Parliament by MP Jean Augustine, the first black woman… Read More »In recognition of Black History Month
Masculine military muscle
Discharged American soldier Steven Green is currently attempting to repeal a life-sentence for his participation in the gang-rape and murder of a 14-year-old Iraqi girl… Read More »Masculine military muscle
Eradication is not reform
One day after SSMU President Zach Newburgh served a notice of motion to abolish the General Assembly (GA), student uproar led him to re-title the… Read More »Eradication is not reform
Destroy what destroys you
Blockading flows of unequal power
One step forward, two steps back
The Conservatives celebrated their fifth year in power this weekend. Throughout this time, the Harper government has consistently demonstrated a lack of respect or support… Read More »One step forward, two steps back
The Moon Treaty is dead. Discuss.
NASA’s latest groundbreaking discovery in October 2010 that the moon may be home to water, silver, mercury, and other natural resources has made the moon… Read More »The Moon Treaty is dead. Discuss.
Rejecting appropriation
The Black Students’ Network on the use of their name in the QPIRG opt-out campaign