Bill C-11 and Mixed Opinions
Canadians and the York U community share their thoughts on the senate passing Bill C-11.
Tag: Politics
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Gun Violence in Toronto?
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement and Marcel Wilson of the One by One Movement provide insights on the city’s continued struggles with gun violence.
Stances Opposed Surrounding Pierre Poilievre’s Victory
Out of Poilievre’s dominant win in becoming the new federal leader for the Conservative Party of Canada, comes differing perspectives on policies, employment, and the future.
Tuition freeze extended for third straight year
York and other universities continue to freeze tuition fees for students. Out of province and international students, however, have not been able to share the same luxury.
NDP, Liberals announce “supply and confidence” agreement
With the 2022 provincial election approaching, common goals bring the unlikely pairing of the NDP and Liberals together.
“Nobody has any rights” says the privileged man
Canada has always prided itself as the True North strong and free, but recent events have caused us to become divided beyond repair.
Political beliefs: nature or nurture?
How similar or different are your political beliefs from your parents? Let’s take a look.
Discussing the effects of the Russia-Ukraine conflict with Professor Jennifer Hyndman
During a time where few questions are answered and uncertainty runs rampant, the conflicts between Russia and Ukraine have shown a series of events that has the world’s attention.
New Bill C-4 to delegalize conversion therapy introduced by Liberal government
With the intent of blasting conversion therapy out of the scope of Canadian citizens, the Liberal government introduce the aptly named Bill C-4.
A world to move forward in: The outcome of COP26
After weeks in the global conference for combating climate change, members of the York community weigh in on our environmental future