Plastic grocery bags should be taxed

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When purchasing groceries at the supermarket, it seems natural to respond with a “yes” when the cashier asks, “Do you need a bag?” Whether...
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Apple and Facebook should not encourage female employees to freeze their eggs

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Have any of you uterus-bearers ever considered freezing your eggs to keep the tick of the biological clock at bay? Facebook and Apple have...
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Canada Post’s door-to-door delivery must be saved

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According to Canada Post’s Code of Conduct, serving Canadians with both passion and pride is at the forefront of the corporation’s values — though...
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Student leaders: respond to your emails

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Student leaders, it’s October and you have mid-term exams. You receive another email in your inbox that’s already filled with messages, yet you neglect...
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Sobering up after the latest coffee craze

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At times, I find that coffee is the only reason I manage to make it to that 8:30 a.m. class. Every day, people around...
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Banning public displays of affection is not a solution to violence

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  Burnaby mayoral candidate Sylvia Gung promises to ban all public displays of affection, including the wedding kiss ritual and hand holding, if elected. When...
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Why your environmentalism is nauseating

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  Recently, I’ve been in the throes of a group project that requires students to address a social issue. At the start of the semester,...
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Canada’s recent attacks have brought out the best in our country

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During the week of October 20, Canada’s role in the ongoing War on Terror reached a new level, as the country was the victim...
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Canada’s free trade agreement with Honduras isn’t the problem

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Recently, Honduras became the eighth individual state to have a free trade agreement with Canada. Rabble’s Don Davies was quick to call out the...
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Making the cut doesn’t cut it

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Picture me in the fourth grade — a little girl in a bubble vest, sobbing over a report card while eating chocolate. I had...
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