Canada
  • 6 years 4 months ago

Citizenship and the niqab

Two contributors discuss the wearing of the niqab at citizenship ceremonies.Continue...
  • 6 years 10 months ago

Aboriginal communities left behind in development discourse

The term “developed country” shouldn’t imply that countries in the global North have reached a sort of utopia.Continue...

Schuyler Smith uses his palette knife at an Art Battle competition in Halifax.
  • 7 years 6 months ago

A battle of brushes

“I thought it might have been spam.”Continue...

After Tonga was reduced to 14 men for sparking a 34th-minute melee, Canada erupted for three quick tries in the second half.
  • 8 years 1 month ago

Tonga toppled at Richardson

Dreary skies, chippy play and unsafe seating couldn’t spoil Liam Underwood’s return to Kingston.Continue...

In Canada, the amount of female hockey players has grown from 11,000 in 1990 to 85,000 today.
  • 8 years 4 months ago

Canada’s game changed

There was a time that the janitor’s closet served as a changing room for Shawna Griffin.Continue...

Queen's players line up for post-game awards after Saturday's semifinal loss to the Trinity Western Spartans.
  • 9 years 5 months ago

Straight-set loss dashes Queen's campaign for gold

The men’s volleyball team’s shot at a national championship ended on Saturday night when they fell to the first-seeded Trinity Western Spartans 3-0 in front of 1,994 fans at the ARC.Continue...

Karl De Grandpré spikes a ball in Laval's 3-1 semifinal win over Manitoba.
  • 9 years 5 months ago

Laval to compete in national final after win over Manitoba

Quebec Player of the Year Karl De Grandpré — who only posted three first-set kills — put the team on his back, recording 25 kills en route to a 3-1 victory.Continue...

a broken crown
  • 4 months 3 weeks ago

Canada should sever ties with the British royals—now, rather than later

Barbados’ recent split from the royal family has renewed calls for Canada to do the same. It should.Continue...
  • 5 months 2 days ago

Soccer’s changing place in Canada and at Queen’s

Soccer is the world’s game, but historically, it’s struggled to find its footing in the harsh Canadian climate.Continue...

Nathan Gallagher
  • 5 months 3 weeks ago

Democracy is never ‘first past the post’

We supposedly live in a representative democracy. Yet in 2011, a party that only 39.6 per cent of the electorate voted for took majority control of Parliament .Continue...

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