The pros of mixed-member proportional representation

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The 2015 federal election is just around the corner, and its proximity has sparked some serious discussion about our current electoral system. NDP leader...
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Blazing away our economic woes

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BC bud is legendary and illegal. It has been raved about, criticized, and grown in numerous basements, barns, and living rooms across the province....
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Why we shouldn’t depend on the polls

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Ah, election season. For us political junkies, it’s the true season to be jolly. We listen to pundits, we start bad-mouthing, we see political...
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Seven core reasons to vote out Harper

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October 19 is Canada’s upcoming federal election. If you are a Canadian citizen, I implore you to make sure you have registered to vote...
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Why I will never be a card-carrier

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When I returned home for a couple weeks at the end of summer, I distinctly remember a conversation my parents and I shared over...
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Confessions of an uninformed voter

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We all know that one guy who seems to know nothing about politics; he’s also that guy who didn’t know that the Bloc Quebecois...
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Woohoo, Boohoo

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Boohoo: The Rhinoceros Party In an already-cluttered sea of stupid and untrustworthy Canadian political parties, for the love of God, do not place your trust...
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Anti-choicers, leave our hashtags alone

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Isn’t it annoying when people stick their noses in your business? How about a nose in your uterus? Anti-choicers (‘pro-lifers’) have decidedly come to the...
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Ethnic clubs still discourage SFU’s sense of unity

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Back in 2008, when I was Peak Opinions Editor, I wrote a popular article entitled “Enough with the ethnic clubs.” It denounced the still-common...
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PowerPoint-based lectures are creating a generation of uncritical thinkers

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Andrew Smith recently published an editorial in The Guardian accusing PowerPoint of killing critical thought and engagement in classrooms. While I always advocated for...
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