By John Leung
The Speech from the Throne last week in the House of Commons is the traditional start of a new parliamentary session. For governments coming off election victories, the speech is their way of outlining what they will set out to accomplish in the first session of their newly-minted mandate. Usually, when Parliament votes on the… Continue reading The terror of the minority
It is at times like this I am glad I voted for Joe Clark in the last federal election.Two weeks ago I discussed the problems within the Canadian Alliance, and I will get to them again, but I think something must first be said about the battles within the Liberal party to succeed the little… Continue reading A pox on both your houses
By Еvan Osentоn
Women’s Hockey – Kris Kotarski and Еvan Osentоn The Dinos’ 1-14-1 regular season record leaves nothing to the imagination. That said, it is hard not to like this team. The lopsided losses that typified their season were never for a lack of hard-work. Blame any number of factors, but this team–primarily comprised of new players… Continue reading Trouble at the net
By Rhia Perkins
"No more patriarchy. No more shit!" was one of many battle cries as this year’s Take Back the Night march made its way down Electric Avenue last Saturday night. The rally and march promote solidarity between women and denounce society’s failure to protect them, say organizers. "The primary goal [of the march] is to bring… Continue reading Take back the night