The impact of carbon tax on Saskatchewan
The move to implement a tax on fossil fuels creates problems for people and companies.
Reviving eugenics: The historical practice of “selective breeding” may have made a comeback
Unsettling incidents in 2019 show a surge in this dangerous pseudoscience.
Rising tensions: A lookback on the Kashmir crisis of 2019
There is growing turmoil in the region with the annexation of Kashmir and the introduction of the CAA in India.
Confession #36056: Petition to replace the Sheaf with a fast-food joint
What good is a university newspaper when you can have a big mac instead?
The opinions of 2019 in review
A look back at the dynamic pieces and original opinions covered by students this year.
How to stay sane while you are home for the holidays
For many, the holiday season can invoke a lot of emotions and while the time is usually one of food and fun, it can also be an anxiety fueled part of year. Spending extended periods with your family can be a blessing or a curse. Did you die during that particularly brutal final exam and…
Sustainable gift-giving options for the holiday season
You can make people and the planet happy this year.
Ask me what I want for Christmas
Why must we bother with the perfect gift?
Why are women so captivated by true crime?
The true crime narratives seem to hit home for us.
A critical comparison of eggnogs old and new
Is there any substance on this earth more perfect than eggnog? The answer is no — but we all know this already. Right from the beginning of the holiday season, this delectable substance becomes available on the shelves of any half-decent grocery store. There is an issue, however. The discerning eggnog enthusiast, known occasionally as…