The Venezuelan people went to the polls on Sept 26 to elect deputies to the National Assembly It was a highly anticipated race between the United Socialist Party of Venezuela...

With another round of municipal elections happening Oct 25, 2010, come countless individuals, canvassers and lawn signs telling you who to vote for Just a week after the Ontario...

RE: Water fluoridation is public health issue, Sept 17 As someone who likes my teeth without cavities and not rapidly degrading, I’m all for the fluoridation Check your facts...

RE: Copyright fee could rise, Sept 15 In this day and age, there is no more copyright, only copyduties Open access and fair use, especially when it comes to an educational...

With only weeks to go in municipal election campaigns around the province the legacy of the amalgamation of major metropolitan centres in southern Ontario is becoming apparent The...

In the last few weeks we’ve heard a lot about skyrocketing tuition rates and what it means for students I’m going to share a bit of my past, my journey to Laurier and the...

As an avid attendee of on-campus lectures, I have always been astounded by the chronic lack of turnout for academic-related Laurier events Over my last five years at Laurier,...

Friday was the last day to opt out of the $511 per term fee for the Laurier Students’ Public Interest Research Group (LSPIRG) though an online form Like all fees at Laurier it...

In June the editorial board commented on the G20 security crackdown calling for a public review The issue has re-emerged lately with the release of detailed costs for one quarter...

On July 16, the government of Canada announced that it would be purchasing 65 new F-35A fighter jets from Lockheed Martin to replace Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 hornets...