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Humbled Trudeau Secures Second Term

Nick Greenwood reports on the recent reelection of Justin Trudeau and examines the fate awaiting his minority government. Prime Minister Trudeau will form a minority government after a first term marked by scandal and squandered opportunities, his majority evaporating amidst regional backlashes in Quebec and the West. His star has fallen quite considerably since the […]

Nov 6, 2019 By Nick Greenwood Filed Under: Features, Worldwide, Politics Tagged With: government, controversy, canada, Justin Trudeau, minority, Second term

Ontario Government threatens salaries of senior professors

The Ontario Government, headed by Doug Ford, has threatened to take away the salaries of senior university professors, amongst other proposals outlined in its April budget. Federal law dictates that anybody over the age of 71 must take their pension, however, Ford’s new proposals would prevent academics from collecting a salary and a pension at […]

May 29, 2019 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: News Tagged With: canada, pensions, pension reform, Ontario government, Doug Ford

Brexit, Northern Ireland & the DUP

Perhaps the most exhausted quotation in modern poetry is W.B Yeats: “Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold, mere anarchy is loosed upon the land”. It begins Patrick Cockburn’s book Chaos & the Caliphate. It is woven throughout Thomas Pynchon’s epic Gravity’s Rainbow, and has served title for books on madness to collections of wildlife […]

Oct 24, 2018 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Features, National Tagged With: EU, canada, new labour, troubles, Theresa May, northern ireland, Dominic Raab, Yeates, Ulster

NAFTA negotiations set to begin

NAFTA, the three way trade deal between Canada, the USA, and Mexico, now covers over a trillion dollars of trade between the nations since it was signed in 1992. Talks between governments are imminent, and while massaging the arrangements to keep up with a rapidly changing global economy will streamline trade between the countries concerned […]

Oct 25, 2017 By Billy Brooks Filed Under: Features, Politics, International Tagged With: canada, Trade, Trump, Trudeau, NAFTA

What do you say, Justin? A look into Canada’s Oil Industry and the Environment

Justin Trudeau is generally considered as a favoured politician worldwide. He has promoted gender equality, free speech, and overall appears to be a man of the people. In a recent visit to the University of Calgary on January 24th, Justin Trudeau held a talk that hundreds of students attended. However, their attendance was not only to partake […]

Feb 22, 2017 By Victoria Hoare Filed Under: Features, Politics, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: protest, environment, oil, Climate Change, canada, Justin Trudeau, Pipelines, keystone pipeline

Fire at Fort McMurray – What’s happening now?

It’s been several months now since the hype surrounding the fire at Fort McMurray, and the fire itself, has died down. The fire, now known to be the costliest disaster in Canadian history1, hit worldwide news channels, spreading knowledge of this disaster across the globe. But what actually happened and why? The wildfire actually started […]

Oct 2, 2016 By Victoria Hoare Filed Under: Features, International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: fire, canada, foreign correspondents, Victoria Hoare, Fort McMurray, natural disaster

Tolerence, Trudeau, and Multiculturalism in Canada

In the weeks leading up to my four month exchange programme in Montreal, I was made aware of Canadian liberalism; Canada’s global reputation as a leading liberal country has grown hugely in the last few years. ‘Trudeaumania’ was a common talking point amongst my friends, who are thrilled with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decidedly egalitarian approach […]

Sep 29, 2016 By K.RIVERS Filed Under: Features, Politics, International, Editors' Picks Tagged With: language, Multiculturalism, canada, Justin Trudeau, Tolerence

Feminist Friday: Why is nobody talking about Native women?

Trigger warning: violence, sexual assault, suicide For most people, the phrase ‘Native American woman’ conjures up thoughts of Disney’s Pocahontas with the wind in her hair, staring pensively into the distance. Unfortunately, the reality of life for many Native women in the USA and Canada couldn’t be further from this quaint idea, as the hashtag […]

Mar 18, 2016 By Hebe Perry-Belfrage Filed Under: Features, Politics, International Tagged With: Politics, Feminism, america, canada, Feminist Friday, Intersectional Feminism, american politics, Native Americans, Canadian politics

Gone but not forgotten: toppled tree to be recycled

In what will be a ‘re-leaf’ for many students, timber from the toppled historical Reed Hall tree will be made into a commemorative seat and table on campus. The iconic leaning Monterey pine, which was brought over from California in the 1830s and thought to be one of the original plantings in the UK, fell overnight in the […]

Feb 15, 2016 By Fiona Potigny Filed Under: News, Editors' Picks Tagged With: green, University of Exeter, weather, tree, reed hall, environment, wind, nature, study space, canada, seating, Storm Imogen, Monterey Pine, Pine Tree, Forest, Leaves

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