By Fabian Mayer, September 24, 2015 —
Four weeks out from election day, polls are showing a three-way tie between the NDP, Liberals and Conservatives. But just because each party has around 30 per cent support doesn’t mean they all … Read the rest
By Ahmad Nasser, September 24, 2015 —
Praying five times a day sounds like a big commitment. But for Muslims, it’s a daily routine.
On campus, however, the multi-faith room on the third floor of MacHall is not equipped to … Read the rest
Leaders’ debates are meant to help the electorate decide which party to vote for. In theory, leaders offer differing visions for the country’s future and voters determine which one they like best. However, the debates are often dominated by rhetoric, … Read the rest
By Tahiya Jubaydah, September 17, 2015 —
Sexual assault can seem like a distant, far away problem, something that happens to people we will never meet. Reports of sexual assault play out like horror stories on the evening news, shocking … Read the rest
By Khav Kumar, September 17, 2015 —
Many of us evaluate our standard of living based on whether we can afford the same stuff as our peers or coworkers. But this mindset can cause a lot of stress, especially for … Read the rest
By Rik Weatherby, September 17, 2015 —
Everyone’s eating ass in 2015. Anilingus — the oft-forgotten, so-bad-it’s-good step-sibling of cunnilingus — involves using your mouth to sexually stimulate your partner’s anus.
But, like dating someone with a face tattoo, we’ve … Read the rest
The Obama administration recently ended a decades-long dispute in Alaska by renaming the country’s tallest mountain.
Denali, formerly called Mount McKinley after 25th U.S. president William McKinley, stands as the tallest peak in North America at around 5,900 metres. Denali … Read the rest
By Sean Willett, September 10, 2015 —
Calgary took its first tentative steps into the world of medical marijuana this summer with the opening of the 420 Clinic in Inglewood. Fortunately, the city may have a plan ready before Calgary’s … Read the rest
By Sean Willett, September 10, 2015 —
With a federal election coming up in October, green-minded Canadians are looking forward to a chance to cast their ballot for a party that will make protecting our environment a priority. The Green … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, September 10, 2015 —
Televised election debates haven’t received the respect they deserve this Canadian federal election campaign. Back in May, Stephen Harper announced he would not participate in the traditional consortium debates that have historically been … Read the rest
