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(Re)Approaching Accessibility: COVID-19 long haulers won’t teach us anything new about disability

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By: C Icart, Staff Writer Long COVID could change the way we think about disability in Canada, but it probably won’t. It’s been over two...
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Still our money: The SFSS is spending too much running itself

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By Nercya Kalino, Staff Writer  When SFU released its 2021/22 budget plan, a plan that called for a 2% increase in domestic tuition and 4%...
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Treading water: Canadians need Universal Basic Income

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By Bhavana Kaushik, SFU Student In a world with skyrocketing housing prices, wages that don’t reflect productivity, and rampant worker dissatisfaction, we need a way to...
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What to know what’s wrong with policing? Compare the treatment of Indigenous land protectors to the trucker convoy response.

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By Olivia Visser, Staff Writer Content warning: mentions of police brutality and anti-Indigenous violence Police shouldn’t take public stances on political issues, yet they do on a...
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Democracy inaction: The SFSS’ toxicity is spilling out of its meetings

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By Andrea Steveson, SFU Studen The SFSS has power over student life, policies, and our money. It is cause for concern, then, when we have several...
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Radio silence: The SFSS shouldn’t have kept SFU’s SUB legal challenge from us

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By Isabella Urbani, Staff Writer and Luke Faulks, Opinions Editor  Boredom, if not outright animosity, is a common reaction to SFU politics. The most explicit example...
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Cooling centres are not a solution to climate change

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By: C Icart, Peak Associate Are you ready for an extreme heat wave? Last year’s heat dome made many British Columbians painfully aware that they weren’t....
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Women’s issues shouldn’t just matter to women

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By: Hannah Kazemi, Peak Associate I was laying half-naked on a crinkly white sheet of paper with my legs spread, waiting to get a little T-shaped...
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Still platformed: You’re not cancelled enough if I’m still subjected to you whining about it

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By C Icart, Peak Associate It’s long past time we stop indulging right-wing pundits and problematic celebrities by pretending cancel culture is real. Reactionaries vehemently condemning...
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What Grinds Our Gears: Photo albums are falling by the wayside

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By Hannah Kazemi, Peak Associate Growing up, I loved pulling out my mom’s photo albums and looking at her pictures. I loved seeing how she did...
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Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

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[email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024