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BA language requirements are a waste of time and money - The Gateway

BA language requirements are a waste of time and money - The Gateway

Administrative paternalism needs to go. After years of disorderly review, the Faculty of Arts has unveiled it…

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Matt McManus: Defining Post-Modern Conservatism

Matt McManus: Defining Post-Modern Conservatism

Postmodernism is notoriously difficult to define. On university campuses, and in the context of what some hav…

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AI Face to Face: Shane Saunderson in Conversation

AI Face to Face: Shane Saunderson in Conversation

Artificial intelligence research has produced some jarringly impressive technologies. From vacuuming floors t…

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The Need for Violence: in Conversation with Jooyoung Lee

The Need for Violence: in Conversation with Jooyoung Lee

Professional MMA is an interesting phenomenon. Every once in a while, normally civilized people put their lif…

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Ending Solitary Confinement in Canada

Ending Solitary Confinement in Canada

Last week, the Canadian Minister of Public Safety unveiled Bill C-83, otherwise known as, "An Act to Amend th…

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Does Canada need tougher organized crime laws?

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By Sam Forster, Samuel Forster
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 4 min Canada’s premiers say the country needs stronger tools to fight organized crime. B.C. Premier David Eby has even called for Ottawa to look south for inspiration. “I’ll be blunt,” Eby told reporters at a July 17 press conference. “Currently in Canada, I do not believe that we have the full capacities we need to attack organized crime.
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Can Trump make Canada pay for wildfire smoke?

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By Sam Forster, Samuel Forster
| Canadian Affairs
Read: 3 min President Donald Trump has identified a new Canadian export to tariff: wildfire smoke. In a July 17 post to Truth Social, Trump accused Canada of “Willful Negligence” for failing to maintain its forests and said the “incalculable” cost of smoke entering the United States should be added to tariffs. He renewed the threat days later, vowing tariffs in retaliation for the smoke drifting south. Meanwhile, on July 20, Republican Sen. Bernie Moreno introduced the CANADA FIRE Act.
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Experts raise privacy concerns after MPs rush through Bill C-22

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By Sam Forster, Samuel Forster
| Canadian Affairs
Overview: This is the third article in a series examining recent government bills or laws that experts say deserved more scrutiny. Read: 3 min Canada’s latest privacy battle is being fought over information most people never see: metadata showing their movements, contacts and online activity. Bill C-22, the Lawful Access Act, would give police new tools to investigate people using telecom or digital services, and could compel these providers to assist in this process.
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