Dear sweater weather, you’ve been gone too long

Amid the humidity of the last evenings of August lingers a whisper of wistful wind — a reminder of the nearing autumn. As the...

Less is more for future FIFA World Cup and the environment

It has barely been a week since the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, yet the focus has already shifted to future iterations of the...

Transvestigation hurts everyone

Content warning: transphobic language, misogyny. Transvestigation, the process of “investigating” whether someone is transgender, has affected an untold number of public figures. From Michelle Obama...

Content moderation unfairly silences queer expression

Content warning: mention of rape, incest, and child sex abuse. Last year, anti-porn organization Collective Shout successfully lobbied to prevent transactions from users buying video...

We need an Indigenous approach to wildfire control

For many people in the north of Turtle Island (Canada), the summer has become synonymous with the fire season. Forest fires wipe out entire...

Opinions-in-Dialogue: Accessibility in journalism

Journalism is becoming increasingly precarious in Canada. For years, The Peak has tried to create a workplace environment where student journalists can learn and...

The SFSS Health and Dental Plan is too shallow for student needs

The Simon Fraser Student Society’s (SFSS) health and dental plan is as wide as the sea and as deep as a pond. Currently, two...

FIFA showed Vancouver a glimpse of what transit is possible

There is an energy injected into Granville Street lately: coloured smoke bursting through the thick crowd, extended liquor-serving hours, and being able to catch...

Political Corner: Prime Minister Mark Carney is a climate coward

On Canada Day, Prime Minister Mark Carney released a 17 minute video talking about Canada’s energy future. In it, he discussed how we are...

What Grinds Our Gears: The intersection of Arts and East Campus Road

Imagine, if you will, a perfectly normal intersection at SFU. There are cheerful pedestrians walking to UniverCity, Blusson, or the SFU Exchange. If you...