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.

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  • By February 2, 2011

    Over the past several decades a war has been waged against the increasingly prevalent issue of eating disorders in both women and men.

  • The tank as the victim

    By February 2, 2011

    In the world of marketing, nation branding has come into vogue in recent decades.

  • Your mouse is not a tool of revolution

    By February 1, 2011

    Slacktivism is on the rise, and its pace has been quickened thanks to widespread usage of the Internet.

  • Tory attack ads reach a new low

    By February 1, 2011

    The latest Conservative attack ads against Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff are not only a bad smear job, but they also insult our intelligence.

  • Tax the rich to pay down the debt

    By January 26, 2011

    The issue of governmental debt is connected to the problem of where the money for healthcare and our parents’ pensions will come from. I would like to offer a solution that would solve all of these problems in a relatively simple fashion: tax the rich.

  • What should Afghanistan look like when we leave?

    By January 23, 2011

    The debate about the role of western nations in Afghanistan is framed as a binary: either NATO forces must leave, recognizing that Afghans have the right to self-determination and to control the direction of their nation, or NATO forces must remain in basically the exact same capacity in which they are there now.

  • Canada’s policy of prohibition criminalizes unconventional thought

    By January 21, 2011

    In Canada today, marijuana use and its perceived danger to society is considered a legal issue. But history reveals that marijuana prohibition isn’t really about the effects of THC.

  • Ending the never-ending war on drugs

    By January 21, 2011

    The war on drugs is a lost war, and 2011 is the time to move away from a punitive approach in order to pursue a new set of policies based on public health, human rights and common sense.