Iranians demand democracy

On December 28, 2025, merchants in Tehran’s Grand Baazaar organized a strike to protest against economic instability and currency depreciation. As of January 11,...

Political social media ads need to be better regulated

A document published by Elections Canada wrote that various social media advertisements aimed at getting Canadians to buy into cryptocurrency scams were not directly...

New Year’s resolutions should leave some room for spontaneity

There’s merit in questioning whether you’ll be keeping up with your New Year’s resolution of running every day. There’s a chance you probably won’t....

The US’ attack on Venezuela violates international law

On January 3, I sat glued to my phone watching the videos of the US’ attack on Venezuela’s capital Caracas. That same day, Nicolás...

Opinions in Dialogue: Christmas markets

Christmas markets are a hallmark of the festive season. A staple in countries like Germany and Austria, these open-air holiday markets are, unfortunately, few...

Fast fashion exploits the consumer

There is a growing awareness among consumers that the fast fashion industry is exploitative to its workers and the environment. Of the 60 million...

Re: SFU’s Centre for Accessible Learning is not accessible

In 2021, The Peak featured an article detailing an SFU student’s attempt to get accommodations at the Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL). The author...

What Grinds Our Gears: Charity campaigns at the checkout

I recently moved close to a Walmart and inevitably find myself there for essentials. Every time, I’m asked if I want to add a...

Brighter Side: music nostalgia

Art has a way of preserving time. My favourite albums are basically an auditory photograph of what life was like when they were on...

Clichés contain pearls of human wisdom

The question of “what do I do with my life?” seems to occupy the psyche of many people. Which isn’t odd considering the relevance...