By Radhya Comar, October 17 2022—
Politics work like a pendulum. In a democratic country, the pendulum swings back and forth from ideology to ideology without warning — sometimes right, sometimes left. Through seven years, several scandals and three federal … Read the rest
By Logan Jaspers, April 6 2022—
On Feb. 10, Conservative MP and leadership candidate Scott Aitchison wrote an op-ed for the Huntsville Doppler, where he said “as our country grows further polarized, I worry that more and more Canadians feel … Read the rest
By Alice Thwaites, March 10 2022—
Alberta and Ottawa have commenced negotiations on an agreement that will lower the cost of licensed child care for children under the age of six, bringing the cost down to $10 a day by … Read the rest
By Luis Armando Sanchez Diaz, February 14 2022—
Over the past weeks, the world has witnessed the continuous escalation of the political and military tensions between Ukraine and Russia. Intelligence shared by several entities of Western countries and by Ukrainian … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, October 11 2019—
Stepping foot into The Den, I had one mission in mind — all-you-can-eat nuggets. Monday’s are a soft-spot for me. I was excited and determined to eat my weight in nugs as well as … Read the rest
March 1 2019 —
Unless you lived under a rock this February, you’ll know that a pro-Trans Mountain pipeline convoy called ‘United We Roll’ made its way from Red Deer all the way to Parliament Hill. The convoy enjoyed over … Read the rest
By Salman Khalid, February 14 2019 —
Juan Guaido has entered the spotlight as a potential hero to Venezuelans as President Nicolás Maduro’s main enemy, but is he really what the country needs?
The current crisis in Venezuela can be … Read the rest
Chinese tech company Huawei poses privacy risks to Canadians
By Carlie Vassos, February 1 2019 —
As technological innovations push forward, Canadian consumers blindly gobble up each shiny new toy created by the big three technology companies — Apple, Samsung … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’t Klooster, January 31 2019 —
Canada has a new political party. Usually, it would be good for our democracy that new ideas and positions are being expressed. Unfortunately, this is not the case here.
At the helm of … Read the rest
By Aymen Sherwani, January 23 2019 —
Party leaders in Canadian federal politics can have more influence over the general public than the actual reputation of the party itself, as is the case for the current New Democratic Party leader, … Read the rest
