By Farah Refaey, October 25 2019—
It could’ve been better. But it also could’ve been worse.
For far too long, Canada has been largely bipartisan. We have never had a government that was anything but Liberal or Conservative. For far … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, October 20 2019—
On Oct. 19, with just a day left before Canada heads to the polls, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a late-night whistle stop in Calgary.
By 9:30 p.m., a long line of supporters was … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, September 30 2019—
During a campaign stop at the University of Toronto’s Mississauga campus, Justin Trudeau promised a re-elected Liberal government would provide extra help to students.
“More needs to be done, especially now,” said Trudeau. “Our … 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 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
By Matty Hume, June 22 2018 —
Students’ Union president Sagar Grewal has been selected as one of 10 new members of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Youth Council.
The Prime Minister’s Youth Council consists of 21 Canadians between the ages … 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
May 4, 2018 —
A lot of fuss has been made about the forthcoming legalization of recreational cannabis by the government of Canada. The way Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government pursued the substance’s legalization allows all three levels of government to … Read the rest
By Kayle Van’tklooster, February 27, 2018 —
The dispute over pipelines between British Columbia and Alberta is unnecessary and divisive. B.C. premier John Horgan is simply playing politics with the economies of Alberta and the rest of the nation. In … Read the rest
Recap by Ashar Memon, December 28 2017 —
2017 proved to be an eventful year at the University of Calgary. From visits by politicians to discriminatory messages around campus, here are the top 10 things that happened at the U … Read the rest
