By Christian Lowry, October 28 2020—
The 2020 coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the world, and the United States in particular. The consequences have defied previous imagination. To date, over 8 million cases have been diagnosed. By the end … Read the rest
By Luis Armando Sanchez Diaz, October 21 2020—
The first U.S. presidential debate between former Vice-President Joe Biden and incumbent president Donald Trump, took place in Cleveland, Ohio and was moderated by Chris Wallace, Fox News anchor.
Many topics were … Read the rest
By Manahil Hassan, January 20 2020—
There is no doubt that situations have been growing in intensity ever since the decade began. While many people slept soundly in their beds on the night of Jan. 8, Iran’s military accidentally fired … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, April 25 2019 —
“Money, power, and greed — what more could a reporter want?” asked New York Times investigative reporter Susanne Craig in January of her 18-month investigation of Donald Trump’s finances. Craig, a former Gauntlet reporter, was speaking to writers at … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, October 11 2018 —
After nearly two years of negotiation and non-stop posturing from political leaders, there is finally a new agreement to govern trade between Canada, the United States and Mexico — the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement … Read the rest
By Devin Aggarwal, March 8 2018 —
In the wake of the recent steel and aluminum tariffs announced last week, the White House took aim at the world again, announcing a 50-per-cent tariff on maple syrup imports. Much like the … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, March 7 2017 —
University of Calgary Students’ Union officials are investigating allegations that the 2017 general election was hacked by the Student’s Association of Mount Russia University (SAMRU).
After hours of investigation, members of the SU’s … Read the rest
By Tina Shaygan, February 14 2017 —
It’s only been a few weeks since United States President Donald Trump’s inauguration, but with all the contentious debates and the ugly rhetoric, issues we thought existed only in history textbooks are back … Read the rest
By Jesse Stilwell, February 14 2017 —
Fake news used to be a term generally considered to mean blatantly false information from illegitimate sources in the form of hoaxes, propaganda and conspiracy theories. But fake news has taken on a … Read the rest
By Scott Strasser, February 2 2017 —
The University of Calgary will exempt application fees for prospective students from the seven countries included in the United States’ recent travel ban.
The university confirmed on Feb. 2 that application fees will … Read the rest
