Opinion | How a Tongue-tied Tory Party Will be its Ruin William Weston Aug 19, 2020 Whilst it is obvious there is no Nicene Creed of Canadian conservatism, whoever is chosen as the next Tory leader…
From Tokenism to Direct Action: What First Nations are Demanding of Canada Theo Chiara Jul 2, 2020 While the process of acknowledgement is essential for reparation, Indigenous leaders are now urging Canada to move…
The Untapped Political Potential of Canadian Youth Sara Parker Jan 18, 2020 The personalization of politics may claim more ground as younger generations inherit more political power. In a…
The ~ Anglophone’s ~ Guide to the Bloc Québécois Charles Lepage Oct 16, 2019 From the admittedly biased point of view of a Québécois student, this article attempts to explain the historical…
Protesting on Parc: Montreal’s Friday for Future Michael Leger Oct 1, 2019 It's one thing to watch a crowd move down a street, but it's another thing to be in it. It's like being pulled by a…
A Woman’s Place is In the House (of Commons) Catherine Steblaj May 3, 2019 If we want young women to truly be engaged in politics, we must support their right in this country to make their…
Franco-phony: Assimilation in the 2018 Québec election Juliana Riverin Sep 30, 2018 In both Canada and France, assimilation has long been considered an intrinsic part of immigration. It is considered…
Canada at the CSW: Progress and Challenges in Gender Parity Mark LeBeau Mar 5, 2018 Since Justin Trudeau and his Liberals’ triumphant victory in the 2015 Canadian federal election, there has been a…
Canada on Climate Change in 2018 Jennifer Chan Feb 4, 2018 2017 was the third warmest year on record. Ice continues to melt and sea levels continue to rise, leaving behind…
Peace, Order, and Good Government: Public Engagement in Canadian Policy Wynn Rederburg Jan 25, 2018 This summer, Canadian news broadcasters flew into a frenzy when Green MP Elizabeth May called on Conservative MP…