Opinions

Editorial: Canada Shouldn’t Get to Decide How Indigenous Women Identify

Canadian History is Built on Centuries of Deep-Seated Oppression Towards Indigenous Women

The Link — Published February 19, 2019 | Comments

Canada has been dictating Indigenous peoples’ identities throughout its entire history, and still does so today.
Finding a Middle Ground in Leftist Circles

Why Does It Have to Be All or Nothing?

Nanor Froundjian — Published February 18, 2019 | Comments

If anything, pressing an ultimatum drives people away.
The Horrible Unending Cycle of Migraines

At This Point, Tylenol Should Mail Me a Lifetime Supply

Olivier Cadotte — Published February 13, 2019 | Comments

Welcome to the migraine club!
Editorial: Students Deserve an Explanation

Concordia Fails to Appropriately Respond to Sexual Harassment Complaints… Again

The Link — Published February 12, 2019 | Comments

The Ministry of Higher Education was quick to note Concordia’s behaviour was out of line.
Public Reactions to Sexual Assault Accusations Are Distressing as a Survivor

It’s Not Up to the Accused to Decide If They Hurt You

Maggie Morris — Published February 10, 2019 | Comments

The stories that came out of the movement made me re-evaluate the interactions I’ve had in my own life, and helped me to realize that I’m not okay with the way that several of those interactions transpired.
Editorial: IIlegal Airbnbs Should Not Be Ignored

The Link — Published February 5, 2019 | Comments

It isn’t the quasi-hotels themselves that are the problem; its their ripple effects.
Morgentaler’s Fight for Abortion Rights

A People’s History of Canada Column

April Tardif-Levesque — Published February 5, 2019 | Comments

While access to abortion has come a long way, we still have a ways to go.
Don’t @ Me: Black Coffee Rules

It’s Not Just Boring Old Bean Water, Trust Me

Olivier Cadotte — Published February 5, 2019 | Comments

It’s not plain, it’s not boring, it is its own thing, and it rules.
We’re Severely Lacking in Financial Literacy

We Don’t Know What To Do With the Little Money We Have

April Tardif-Levesque — Published February 4, 2019 | Comments

Modest and low income Canadians are financially vulnerable due to debt and economic changes.
François Legault Lied About Islamophobia, and He Knows It

Legault’s Timing Is Particularly Revolting Considering Quebec’s Recent Mosque Shooting Vigils

Olivier Cadotte — Published February 1, 2019 | Comments

Saying Quebec doesn’t have an Islamophobia problem is just plain wrong and disrespectful of Quebec’s Muslim communities any other week of the year.