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Tensions Rise Between the United States and the International Criminal Court
On Friday, October 9, the United States announced new sanctions on the International Criminal Court, designed to cripple…

Why Are British Columbians Heading to the Polls Again?
Premier Eby’s early provincial election call means British Columbians will head to the polls two weeks in a row, leading…

Alberta’s Referendum: How Did We Get Here and What’s on the Ballot?
On October 19, Albertans will go to the polls for a 10-question referendum. How did the province reach this point, and w…

Kelowna’s Mayoral Race: Where Do Candidates Stand on the Issues Facing Students?
We spoke with election candidates Mayor Tom Dyas and Councillor Ron Cannan about issues impacting Kelowna’s students.

“Never mistake our generosity for weakness”: Former PM Chrétien Warns U.S. at 9/11 Commemoration
September 11th marked not only the deadliest terrorist attack in American history, but also a unified and compassionate …

Provinces, Trade Barriers, and Separatism: The Trials of PM Carney
As Carney's premiership continues, it has become clear that no prime minister can govern and attain any degree of popula…

Controversial RCMP Unit Spotted on Campus
British Columbia has played host to a wide realm of political controversies over the course of the past decade. Pipeline…

The Liberal Response to War in Iran
The year is 2003. America is engaged in a new Gulf War, eschewing approval from the United Nations to wander into a regi…

Notwithstanding Clause in the Limelight in Ottawa as Controversial Quebec Law Reaches Supreme Court
In 2019, the National Assembly of Quebec passed a highly contentious law titled Bill 21, which prohibits public sector w…

BC Federation of Students AGM Held, Responds to Tuition Hike Threats
The University of British Columbia Okanagan's students are long-used to finding themselves in the throes of idiosyncrasy…

BC Federation of Students AGM Held, Responds to Tuition Hike Threats
The University of British Columbia Okanagan's students are long-used to finding themselves in the throes of idiosyncrasy…