Rogers’ outage compensation does little to solve the larger problem
There are big problems in Canadian digital infrastructure that the telecom giants are failing to address
Manjit Toor
Vancouver FIFA bid is a pretty looking diversion
While crises fester beneath the surface, governments are readying for an all-exclusive spending spree
Daily prayer in the House of Commons should be scrapped
The practice does not reflect modern Canada
Employers should provide work equipment
There are times when it makes sense and times where it is absurd do it
Local planet blames summer heat for poor appearance
Galactic resident upset about seasonal dryness and the effects it has on her looks
Designated cannabis consumption spaces should be legal in B.C.
Allowing venues to offer on-site service and consumption is best for businesses and society
A proposed mansion taxation plan can fight housing insecurity in Vancouver
City councillor’s motion to tax wealthier homeowners can enrich social housing programs
Telecom companies’ merger benefits only the very few
Rogers acquiring Shaw was a move that some worry will burn consumers
B.C. can benefit from its own anti-racism education bill
Ontario introduced a bill that will require education institutions to review their racial equity
The Liberal-NDP agreement could solve top Canadian issues
Federal parties working together is a good thing but is there still room for skepticism
KPU political science mentorship pairs students with local politicians
The program gives students practical insight into how elected officials do their jobs
Civic education in Canada is not looking good
Canadians don’t know their government as well as they should, and that is a major problem
Canada shouldn’t compromise its economic protection for dairy farmers
The trade dispute with America raises questions about conducting international business
Expanding global access to the COVID vaccine can help everyone
More variants will develop if less wealthy countries are not prioritized for vaccination
Lawsuit over youth voting rights could help democratic participation
Young Canadians are taking a risk to make the legal case for their right to vote