By Nikayla Goddard, September 30 2019 —
Within the pages of the Gauntlet, history has shown itself to be a pattern. Recurring issues surrounding politics, economy, equal rights, and more cycle through each year – some things have changed, but … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, October 4 2018 —
The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is a keystone document in our country, but it has a fundamental flaw. The inclusion of Section 33 — the notwithstanding clause — is perhaps … Read the rest
By Wyatt Schierman, June 15 2018 —
Justin Trudeau has a penchant for Roman history. His eulogy to his late father opened with the Shakespearean line, “Friends, Romans, countrymen” from the play Julius Caesar. His son, Hadrien, shares his name … Read the rest
By David Song, March 2 2018 —
At the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympic Games, many fans assumed Team Canada would dominate in events they’ve historically been successful in. Canada’s hockey teams were expected to defend gold and the curling teams … Read the rest
By Wyatt Schiermann, December 6 2017 —
On Nov. 28, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a formal apology for the wrongful treatment of the LGBTQ civil servants, as well as those in the military who were discharged because of their … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, December 5 2017 —
Torontonian quartet Casper Skulls caught nation-wide attention with their 2016 Lips & Skull EP. Only one year later, the group has delivered a synthesis of postpunk and dream-pop that’s nothing short of a … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, August 29 2017 —
Photos by Mariah Wilson. Archive photos provided by Calgary Gay History Project
Calgary has a complicated history with the LGBTQ community and the University of Calgary is front and centre in much of … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, January 17 2017 —
Canadian hockey legend and former Dinos women’s hockey player Hayley Wickenheiser announced her retirement on Jan. 13, 2017. In a way so uncharacteristic of her explosive career, Wickenheiser quietly posted on Twitter that … Read the rest
By Rachel Woodward, January 17 2017 —
In 2009, Shary Boyle and Shuvinai Ashoona exhibited together at the University of Toronto. The pair have since collaborated across Canada. Boyle, located in Toronto and Ashoona, based in Cape Dorset, Nunavut, will … Read the rest
By David Song, January 10 2016 —
For Canada and international hockey, anything less than gold is a bust. It can be difficult to swallow the United States’ thrilling comeback win in the 2017 World Junior Hockey Championship final. A … Read the rest
