The Trans Mountain Pipeline: A Boost in Revenue or a Cataclysmic Risk to Canadians?
Prarthana Pathak, Queen’s University On November 29th, 2016, The Government of Canada spent billions of dollars granting approval for an
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Doug Ford’s New OSAP Changes are Not That Bad
Unsigned, Queen’s University Doug Ford’s changes to OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) are causing controversy on campuses all over Ontario.
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Devastating OSAP Changes: An Indeterminate Future for Ontario’s Students
Shelby Harper, Queen’s University Following the announcement regarding changes within the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) on January 17, students
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Pressure in the Pipes: Targeted Pipe Bombs and Their Implications for US Politics
(Ellicott Ashworth Cochrane, Queen’s University) On Monday October 22nd 2018, less than two weeks before the US Midterm elections, several
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Fake it ‘Till You Make it: Saudi Arabia’s Claims on Murdered Journalist Jamal Khashoggi
(Taylor Johnson, Queen’s University) On October 2, Jamal Khoshoggi, an outspoken critic of the Saudi government and popular journalist, disappeared
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United India: Are Trudeau’s Actions Pro-Separatism or a Publicity Stunt?
(Prarthana Pathak, Queen’s University) Trudeau’s infamous trip to India in February is still a popular topic of conversation and mockery
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The 12-Year Climate Catastrophe: The Canadian Government’s Lack of Impact In A Global Crisis
(Shelby Harper, Queen’s University) Climate change is a frightening phenomenon. The lack of action to prevent, let alone act, on
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Winter Is Coming for Paid Sick Days
(Shelby Harper, Queen’s University) Ontario Premier Doug Ford has recently announced the decision to freeze minimum wage at fourteen dollars
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The Heteronormative Canadian: How Ontario’s Interim Sex-Ed Curriculum Excludes Canadian Diversity
(Liam McGunnigle, Queen’s University) Following Ontario’s most recent provincial election, Ford’s Progressive Conservative government has already caused discrimination amongst various
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Liberal Arts Falling Left
(Daniel Wolfe, Queen’s University) University campuses in Canada are slowly transforming the study of liberal arts into the leftist arts.
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