The Canadian Students for Free Speech event was in complete bad faith

Queen’s students know a bad-faith debate when they see one.

November 13, 2026

A House of Commons committee wants equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) stripped from federal research funding decisions, missing the point of EDI entirely.

November 13, 2026

On Nov. 9, Doug Ford claimed that students protesting recent cuts to OSAP, made by the Ford government, were “naive,” “sheep,” who blindly follow what “looney tunes” post on social media.

November 13, 2026

University comes with enough challenges on its own, especially for students with chronic illnesses. Academic accommodations are meant to ease some of those challenges, yet at Queen’s, the system meant to support these students often creates more barriers.

On Oct. 29, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) overturned a ban barring the Russian Federation from competing in international ice hockey competition, which was originally enacted back in 2022 in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Tipping is not the problem in Canada, it’s tipping culture.

If you sat out the last election because every party disappointed you, one ballot seemed meaningless, or abstaining felt like a protest, I have one question: what did you expect your absence to change?

The Indian Act is a controversial piece of legislation, but it’s not up to the federal government to decide whether it should be abolished.

True crime is a nonfiction genre that recounts the stories of real crimes, real perpetrators, and real victims. Despite this mainstream fixation’s online popularity and seemingly innocuous nature, true crime has an ethical dilemma that cuts deeper than the spectacle of violence.

Debates surrounding lowering the voting age have recurred in Canadian political circles for years, but the answer, for now, should remain the same.

While Alberta’s referendum was defined by the question of separatism, the responses to the other nine questions should raise alarm bells.

McGill University’s admission of Jeffrey Ewert, a convicted murderer who was enrolled into McGill’s law school, showed an utter disregard for their students’ comfort and safety.

This story discusses sexual violence and may be distressing to some readers.

As the cost of living becomes more expensive, third spaces are becoming less accessible.

Go to university, earn a degree, find an entry-level job, and work your way up. For decades, students have been told by teachers, parents, and peers that university was the safest pathway to a stable a life.

The question of AI in journalism is nearly unavoidable in 2026, and a recent column by the president of News Media Canada, Paul Deegan, ignited the debate once again.

To be a true sports fan means to be emotionally invested in adults playing kids games. It requires standing behind your team in success and failure, but most of all, it demands that you care. However, that same level of care isn’t reciprocated towards one group of fans: women.

When parties get out of hand, we all suffer the consequences.

Banning laptops in classrooms creates far more issues than it claims to solve.

When Jewish people in Canada don’t feel safe, it’s a problem we all need to address.

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