Comment Editorial
To not publish, sometimes, is the highest form of journalism
The publication of Jian Ghomeshi’s essay points to an urgent need for media organizations to recognize the relationship between platform, voice, and power
Doug Ford, stop trying to be the Premier of Toronto
Ford’s first months in office culminate in an assault on Toronto city politics, reflecting a faux populism that threatens Ontario's most vulnerable
Restoring the 1998 sex ed curriculum makes little sense in 2018
The Ontario PC government’s decision to scrap the 2015 curriculum undermines youth education on crucial topics like identity, consent, and the digital world
The fall of the Liberal centre puts students’ issues at a crossroads
Students must review the big issues that affect them, be informed, and vote on June 7, no matter the party
Breaking down the Toronto van attack
The chaos in North York last month compels us to scrutinize toxic masculinity, racial double standards, and irresponsible journalism
If there’s only one runner, it’s not a race
An alarming number of unopposed UTSU candidates renders the 2018 elections more show than substance
Blood soils the road ahead
The deaths of Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine reflect the Canadian criminal justice system’s general disregard for Indigenous lives