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Helen Zhang
The first-past-the-post system has got to go
As we watch the dust settle on the most recent federal election, I think that we should be able to come…
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Helen Zhang
Burlap Sack: Wearing sandals in the snow
You’re walking to class, and suddenly you feel it: the stiff, unforgiving breeze, the chill in the air. A single…
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Tina Tai
Editorial: The provincial government’s post-secondary budget is even worse than you think
Pure, undiluted dread. This is what I felt the moment I laid eyes on the provincial budget changes by the…
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Top 5: Last-minute gifts from Indigo for your parents
Reading Week is approaching, which means a lot of us will be going home to visit family. University has a…
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Helen Zhang
Marble Pedestal: McDonald’s Monopoly
If you know me, you know a few things: Watermelon is my favourite fruit, my chihuahuas are my life, and…
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Which party has the climate’s best interest in mind this election?
The environment is at the forefront for many students voting this year: the thousands-strong turnout to the Edmonton event of…
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Peter Elima
Letters to the Editor: An Open Invitation to Climate Dialogue
Letters to the Editor is a section for you, the students. Want to respond to something The Gateway has recently published online…
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Helen Zhang
Top 5: Things to put on your mashed potatoes this Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is coming up, and on that day, gracing tables across the country, will be the traditional fall side dish:…
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Carla Soriano
We should be listening to real people instead of anti-Trudeau Twitter bots
In other related news that proves we are living in a simulation, American right-wing bots are tweeting Anti-Trudeau sentiments and…
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Matt de Grood shouldn’t be punished because of schizophrenia stigma
In 2016, Matthew de Grood, the man who killed five people at a house party in Calgary, was found to…
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