The holiday was once a day for Indigenous people to celebrate making it through harsh winters… Now it is a day where we celebrate being with family and friends while…
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Great ideas but misdirected energy By Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor Far too much of the energy inside the climate change movement is directed at the individual consumer as opposed to…
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Fear the beardBy Craig Allan, Business Manager It is often rumoured that beards give of an aura of aged experience and wisdom, but that fails to be seen at the…
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And why not? Who would stop them? By Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor The smoke that is emitted from the military’s burn pits is highly toxic and the soldiers who are…
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A collective ‘what more can I do’ point may have been reachedBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor Maybe it’s just latent COVID fatigue or a doomsday weariness, but it doesn’t seem…
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Maybe we need some nuance in our definition of fatphobiaBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor Not that long ago someone told me that they had been having terrible back pain for…
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War of the Words: is health important?By Joseph Astana, Contributor People can make whatever choices they want to make with their bodies, whether it’s skydiving or running with bulls. Of…
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War of the Words: is health important?By Tariq Ghanzi, Contributor While my debate partner, Joseph, makes good points; you do need your body for the entirety of your life and…
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A case for subsidized college fitness passes By Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer Fitness centres play a vital role in keeping the community active. Not only do they enhance the quality…
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Does Canada have culture?By Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor “What’s the difference between Australia and yoghurt? If left alone long enough, yoghurt will develop a culture.” I have always loved that…
