[lead] Finding its place in the digital age[/lead] Hockey, politeness, quaffing Tim’s, and a smug sense of multiculturalism. This list of beloved and familiar national pastimes should be updated to include issuing opinions on the future CBC, on how it should update itself to remain a current and viable national public broadcaster and how, in essence, […]
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[lead]A guide for the frightened and nervous[/lead] Are you interested in entering a field that requires lots of financial investment with no guarantee of economic, emotional, or professional reward? Did you drag yourself through your undergraduate degree and then think to yourself, “I could use a few more years of expensive suffering?” Do you still
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Over the past 78 days (the length of the federal campaign) but especially the past few weeks, I have seen a veritable outpouring of mobilization around voting. In direct contrast to 2011, when I saw grouches complaining about the ineffectual nature of voting, making unproductive comments about the broken system (voter apathy breaks it more!), and, dare I even say it, supporting the Conservatives, this time around the criticisms I’ve seen have been insightful ones.
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