THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
In a somewhat outrageous proposal preceded by a rather obvious disclaimer that the proposition team might not actually agree with the side they are arguing, the officials argued that in order to fight overpopulation in India, an individual who wants to have a child will need to buy a birthing share.
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
Last week the USSU hosted Green Yourself Week in order to create awareness on environmental issues society is currently facing. Here are recaps for four debates.
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
Though they questioned the effectiveness of solar power in practice, the proposition team argued that the solar energy race is something the government should be involved in.
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
Should the government put regulations on green cars? Specifically, should the emissions rate on new cars sold in the United States be higher than 120 grams per kilometre?
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
Paper is the most common material in recycling programs, yet it is also a significant part of the waste going to landfills. The debate proposed that Environmental Police could be used to monitor clean practices.
By The Sheaf October 27, 2010
The brewmaster and owner of Paddock Wood dropped by the University of Saskatchewan for a pint of his 606 ale and a talk. Aside from making delicious, unique local beer, Steve Cavan wants to make sustainable brew.
By Ashleigh Mattern October 27, 2010
The proposal for a white water park and hydropower station on the weir is stirring controversy in Saskatoon. By the end of the year, City Council will decide wether to spend $2 to $4 million on a feasibility study and environmental impact statement, but some residents argue that there needs to be more information available before the city moves ahead.
By Tannara Yelland October 27, 2010
Earlier this month, two brothers at the University of Calgary secured a major and controversial legal victory for university students.