By Bella Coco, Contributor On Friday, Oct.13, the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government’s impact assessment law (also known as the Impact Assessment Act) for major project approvals is unconstitutional. The ruling brought Alberta a...
By Matthew Hillier, Staff Writer Heather Kuttai, one of six commissioners in the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission, has resigned over a controversial new bill. She is the first commissioner to resign from the post...
By Matthew Hillier, Staff Writer U.S. President Joe Biden visited Israel on Oct. 18 to discuss new changes to the humanitarian corridor to Gaza as well as aid to Palestinians in Gaza and on...
Jazmin Singh Kaur, Contributor | Hardeep Singh Nijjar was a prominent Canadian-Sikh leader in Vancouver. For the Indian government, he was a criminal, but for Sikhs, he was a human rights activist. He moved...
Mikaela Delos Santos, News Editor United Conservative Party (UCP) leader and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has caused quite a stir after proposing Bill 1: the Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act. The proposed...
Aiden Pasychny, Contributor Premier Danielle Smith won her seat in the Brooks- Medicine Hat byelection last Tuesday defeating four opponents with 54 per cent of the riding’s vote. Smith, who took office on Oct....
Jed Mabazza, Web Editor Long time Ontario Member of Parliament Pierre Poilievre clinched the top job as the new leader of the federal Conservative Party of Canada on Saturday, Sept. 10. According to CBC...
By Leonardo Galindo, Contributor The United Conservative Party (UCP) of Alberta has been in the midst of a tumultuous leadership race to choose its next party leader upon Premier Jason Kenney’s resignation in May...
Alex Luong, Staff Writer Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has come under fire for enacting the Emergencies Act against the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa. Several European politicians called out the Canadian Prime Minister after...
By Keoputhy Bunny, News Editor Bill C-4 has passed in parliament. The bill was passed on Dec. 1 by unanimous decision by the House of Commons, effectively outlawing any attempt at forcing someone to...
