Canada and its economy depend on the health and stability of the rest of the world. We must always strive for a relationship of deep friendship and trust with the United States. We must also be consistent in our ties with China, the dynamic number two power in the world. Both of these relationships require […]
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On October 8 in the OISE auditorium, the UTSU Annual General Meeting convened with a great deal of anticipation. For the second year in a row, a vote to change the board structure of the student government representing all 47,000 full- and part-time undergraduate and professional faculty students was to take place, with two proposals
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On September 21, 2015, the University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU) launched a legal suit against its former president, Yolen Bollo-Kamara, former vice-president, Cameron Wathey, and former executive director, Sandra Hudson, accusing the trio of colluding to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars from this controversial campus organization. The UTSU asserts that Hudson filed for
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On September 27, 2015, the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics—an astronomical resarch and public outreach centre associated with the University of Toronto Department of Astronomy & Astrophysics—hosted one of their most successful events to date, in celebration of the evening’s rare supermoon lunar eclipse. The Facebook page for the event, where an astounding 18,000
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The Republican Party introduced the Continuing Appropriations Resolution of 2016 in early September, hoping to block government funding of Planned Parenthood for one year. Although the bill never made it past the Republican-controlled Senate, failing by a final vote of 47-52, debate over the organization continues. Controversy around Planned Parenthood first began to escalate in
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Twenty-two years ago this October, Joe Carter lined a walk-off homerun in Game 6 of the 1993 World Series to secure the Toronto Blue Jays’ second straight championship. For 22 years, that was the last taste of playoff baseball that Toronto had experienced. But now, after many years of frustration and failure, Canada’s only major
Blue Jays Qualify for Playoffs for the First Time in 22 Years Read More »
The voting period for VUSAC Councillor positions ended Friday night at 11:59, with unofficial results set to be ratified after the appeals period ends Saturday night.
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On Friday, a group of students at Victoria University voted on behalf of the VCU to endorse Khrystyna Zhuk’s UTSU Board of Directors restructuring proposal.
Gabriela Stafford, a third-year student at Vic, has just finished an extremely successful season with the UofT Varsity Blues. The Strand sat down with her to discuss her goals, tips, and some of her favourite running spots on campus!
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For some Victorians, the end of the winter semester didn’t mean much more than switching to shorts on the morning trek to campus. While most of us were cottaging, camp counselling, or working whatever menial job we were able to get, there have been many student organizations hard at work in the summer months inside the Goldring Student Centre.
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