After a long election campaign fraught with controversy, allegations of all kinds, and worried voters on all sides, the 2019 Alberta Provincial Election has come to a close with an elected United Conservative Party majority government, led by Jason Kenney. Continue reading Alberta Back In Blue
Didn’t catch our party breakdown from Issue 13, or just want to view it again? Check it out below. Continue reading Election 2019: Party Breakdown
You may be tired of hearing about elections after our recent CSA and Club elections, and while I’m certainly glad they’re over, a far larger election is looming on the horizon with broader implications than the ones brought on by a handful of students who are in office for only a year. Continue reading A New Direction for Alberta?
With provincial elections around the corner, Alberta’s newly formed United Conservative Party has sprung into campaigning mode with more candidates running for election than any other party, even the governing New Democratic Party. Continue reading The UCP and CUE
So when you start to receive the admittedly annoying phone voter ID calls, see the lawn signs sprout out like early blossoms, and see roving bands of volunteers with clipboards in your neighborhood, reach out and get involved, make a difference, and make history, one election at a time. Continue reading Vote and Help Out This Provincial Election
As frustrating as politics can be, it was enlightening to see local Edmontonians speaking out for a common cause, because in the end, we all want to see our City progress for the better into the future. Continue reading Concordia Student Protests Planned ETS Fare Hike
As many differences as there are between the United States and here, one thing that is becoming common with our neighbour south of us in the era of Trump is the way that people have began to treat each other when in discussion about politics. Continue reading Approaching Politics Civilly
A lot has happened between the last issue and now, and the trade negotiators from North America have come together and agreed on a new deal. While the new deal still needs approval from the legislatures to be finalized, a lot has both changed and stayed the same with regards to NAFTA. Continue reading NAFTA: Part 3
As Canadians take stock and move forward, we can rest assured of one thing: Team Canada, including key players from across the country and from across the political spectrum, maintained a united front. Continue reading USMCA Op-Ed
Nothing is for certain of what will come out of the talks, and much will happen in the following months, but Canadians need to be informed and up to date on how such consequences will impact their economy. Continue reading NAFTA: Part 2
