Peterborough Gathers in Support of Rafah
Peterborough residents gathered in Confederation Square in protest of the Israeli occupation of Palestine and Canada's complicity in it.
Trent's Enrolment Goals, Financial Outlook at Odds With Federal Cap on International Student Study Permits
On January 22nd, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller announced that the Trudeau government would begin capping the number of study visas for incoming international students. As Trent depends heavily on international student enrolment growth for
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In Memoriam: Rest in Piss, HarryIn Memoriam: Rest in Piss, Harry
In Memoriam: Rest in Piss, Harry
At long last, the bastard has bit the bucket. On November 29th, 2023, the architect of American imperialism drew his last miserable breath. Henry Kissinger, former Secretary of State, Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, and prolific and unrepentant war criminal, died at the age of 100.
The Anishinaabe vs. the Crown: Fashioning a Just Award in the Robinson Superior Treaty Annuity CaseThe Anishinaabe vs. the Crown: Fashioning a Just Award in the Robinson Superior Treaty Annuity Case
The Anishinaabe vs. the Crown: Fashioning a Just Award in the Robinson Superior Treaty Annuity Case
Stage 3 of the Robinson Superior Treaty annuity case took place at the Supreme Court of Canada on November 7th and 8th. The 3rd phase in a case must quantify the compensation for the Robinson Superior Treaty beneficiaries for the breach of treaty that took place. The Crown and the plaintiffs take conflicting views in the matter and provide a drastically large difference in final calculations for a just award. 
Israel and Palestine Panel Discussion at Trent Speaks Truth to Power Israel and Palestine Panel Discussion at Trent Speaks Truth to Power
Israel and Palestine Panel Discussion at Trent Speaks Truth to Power
While the Canadian government continues to shy away from calling for a ceasefire in the ongoing attacks by Israel, Trent University is among other Canadian institutions that do not mirror that sentiment. The university played host to a panel discussion titled “Israel and Palestine: What is Happening and What Might Happen Next?” on November 7th, covering the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the West Bank. 
Unions, Student Associations, and Politicians Respond to Israel-Hamas ConflictUnions, Student Associations, and Politicians Respond to Israel-Hamas Conflict
Unions, Student Associations, and Politicians Respond to Israel-Hamas Conflict
Over 2000 Delegates at the National Convention for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) have passed a resolution calling for CUPE National to “demand the Canadian government call for an immediate ceasefire in Israel-Palestine.” Additionally, the resolution calls for the end of arms sales to Israel, diplomatic immunity for the state of Israel, and an end to the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
Reckoning the Worst Pride Month in 54 YearsReckoning the Worst Pride Month in 54 Years
Reckoning the Worst Pride Month in 54 Years
Despite Pride Month being a time for celebration, June of 2023 saw numerous instances of violent anti-LGBT hate crimes, as well as dramatic blows to the civil liberties of queer and transgender people. Coordinating Editor Evan Robins unpacks the concerning trend, and points the blame squarely at the conservative and religious political right.
The Sustainable Guyana Program and Oil Money: Investigating Fossil Fuel Funding at Trent UniversityThe Sustainable Guyana Program and Oil Money: Investigating Fossil Fuel Funding at Trent University
The Sustainable Guyana Program and Oil Money: Investigating Fossil Fuel Funding at Trent University
Head Journalist Irene Suvillaga investigates the Sustainable Guyana program and its connections to and funding from companies in the fossil fuel sector.
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