The Radioactive Colonialism of BWXT
According to BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada’s ten-year license application, the company has joined the Canadian Council of Aboriginal Business to become “Progressive Aboriginal Relations (PAR) …
Stoked About Revelstoke
If you haven’t been to Revelstoke Kitchen and Café yet, then you are truly missing out. Revelstoke is a 100 percent plant-based café that is …
Puzzles & Comics: Vol. 54, Issue 12
“The Social Saftey Net” by John Fewings Puzzle Answers below! Prefer a physical copy? Print these images or pick up the latest edition of the …
The Indigenous Study Space of Bata Library: Irreconcilable Indigeneity Or Colonial West Bank?
In February 2019, Arthur reported discussing the possibilities of the Indigenous Study Space (now named the Cedar Room) located in Bata Library. At that time, …
Taking Stock of Stock Photography: Little City Photography
When the selfie-stick just isn’t enough, it’s time to call Little City Photography. It’s as cute as it sounds: a small, Peterborough-based photography business that …
When the Snow Falls, Where Does the Trent Rowing Club Go?
Trent Rowing is one of the oldest and most well known varsity teams at Trent University, offering three teams in the rowing program: Novice, Junior …
Against All Odds, Contract Instructors Work at the Cutting Edge of Their Fields
A common myth about universities is that while permanent professors make brilliant contributions to the state of knowledge in their area of expertise, contract faculty …
Trent Writers Society All-Night Write a Success
The Whistle Stop Café was the place to be on the night of Thursday November 21 and into the early hours of Friday November 22, …
HOLA Throws November’s Biggest Bash
As lights flashed and music pulsed out across the dance floor, a press of bodies moved together as one to the Spanish music playing over …
Environmental, Health Concerns Rise Around Uranium Processing Potentially Coming to BWXT Peterborough
The people of Peterborough are facing a contentious question: is nuclear energy safe, and if so, is it acceptable to process 53 percent of Canada’s …