By Muhammad Naeem, September 12 2018 —
The recent diplomatic spat between Canada and Saudi Arabia compelled political leaders to take stances on a number of charged issues. This included trade relations between the two countries.
Earlier in August, federal … Read the rest
By Matty Hume, July 20 2018 —
On July 16, a sign-on letter addressed to the federal government of Canada in both French and English was made available to the public. The purpose of the letter is made clear in … Read the rest
Quebec’s National Assembly passed Bill 62 on Oct. 18, 2017. Reminiscent of previous iterations that targeted ‘large’ crosses, turbans, kippahs, and hijabs, this law bans public workers like teachers and doctors and anyone using public services — like public transit, … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, April 25 2017 —
At a recent Gauntlet-hosted panel “Organize: How students can get involved, know the issues and give a shit about the 2017 Calgary Municipal election,” panelist Helen Pike, a Metro News reporter, suggested that … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, April 4 2017 —
Do you think freedom of speech is under attack? Despite the vocal concerns raised by people crying out “social censorship! You’re infringing on my right to free speech!” whenever their ideas are criticised, … Read the rest
By Derek Baker, February 7 2017 —
As the next sitting of Parliament commenced on Jan. 30, the Liberal government distributed mandate letters to its ministries. Notably missing from the mandate letter issued to the Minister of Democratic Institutions was … Read the rest
By Andrew Kemle, November 15 2016 —
On Nov. 8, the United States elected Donald Trump — a populist who utilized divisive rhetoric throughout his campaign — as their 45th president. This year’s voter turnout also reached a 20-year low … Read the rest
