Gaza: A call for understanding in a time of bloodshed
A LOOK AT THE CONFLICT BETWEEN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE Alex Regimbald The Fulcrum
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Raymond Chang, former Ryerson Chancellor, dead at 65
Jake Scott and Jackie Hong The Eyeopener TORONTO (CUP)—G. Raymond Chang, 65, Ryerson University’s third chancellor and namesake of the Chang School for Continuing Education, died on Sunday, July 27. Chang, a Jamaican-born Chinese-Canadian, was a Bay street juggernaut, prolific philanthropist and a family man. He served as the school’s chancellor from 2006 to 2012. “Whenever…
University of Ottawa hockey coach fired; team suspended for season
Internal investigation finds that coach failed to report incident to university; some players engaged in unacceptable behaviour
Street harassment is not a compliment
Karly Rath The Sputnik BRANTFORD (CUP) – “I’d like to ride you like you ride that bike,” a teenage male said to Sarah Rodrigues, 27, as she rode her bicycle down a path one day.
Women’s world wheelchair basketball championship kicks off at Ryerson
Michael Grace-Dacosta The Eyeopener TORONTO (CUP) — Ryerson welcomed the world on Friday for the start of the 2014 Women’s World Wheelchair Basketball Championship at the Mattamy Athletic Centre.
Peter MacKay has made a huge mistake. Again.
Arielle VanIderstine The True North Times MONTREAL (CUP) – Peter MacKay has made a huge mistake. This week, in an attempt to explain why we don’t see more diversity among federal judges, he ended up sparking a war with feminists, liberals, minorities, mothers, judges, and just about everyone else.
NXNE preview
Cord Staff The Cord WATERLOO, ONT. (CUP) – Once again hitting the downtown core of Toronto, North by Northeast is now entering into its 20th year.
Supreme court affirms right to online privacy
Sean Brady The Omega Student Newspaper Ω KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CUP) – The Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling in R. v. Spencer came on June 13, following Spencer’s arrest and conviction in 2007.
Interview: Ari Goldkind, Candidate for Toronto Mayor
The True North Times MONTREAL (CUP) – Our team recently had the chance to sit down (digitally) with Ari Goldkind, a criminal defence lawyer committed to truth and justice, and those who are least able to defend themselves. He now wants to guide Toronto to success instead of mediocrity, and make sure every Torontonian…
B.C. Law Society on right side of history with TWU
Mike Davies The Omega Student Newspaper Ω. KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CUP) – “On June 10, 2014,” began the release from the Law Society of British Columbia, “the members of the Law Society passed a resolution at a special general meeting directing the Benchers to declare that the proposed law school at Trinity Western University is not an…
Designing for accessibility
Khadija Hamidzai The Cord WATERLOO, Ont. (CUP – The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act aims to make Ontario the most accessible province by 2025. Inspired by this, the Council of Ontario Universities held its annual Innovative Designs for Accessibility student competition on May 13.
Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra — Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light On Everything
Kodie Cherrille The Cascade ABBOTSFORD B.C. (CUP) – Prior to their 2005 album, Horses in the Sky, Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra (SMZ) played sparse, emotionally wrought and gorgeous post-rock pieces that were more fitting to be heard through headphones than at a live setting.