We live in an ableist society, and it sucks. I’m a disabled person, I’m feeling salty, and I have some things to say.

I understand that being emotional has not been something traditionally associated with being a good leader, but I, for one, think that compassion is a quality that is necessary for good leadership. People should be free to show their emotions without being insulted.

It is inconveniencing for many to have to order in advance before they have fully committed to their schedule or had the opportunity to talk to their professor about how vital the text will be to the course work. The flexibility of being able to go to the bookstore on the first week of classes has been completely removed.  

Standing in line moments before the doors opened to the town hall, Kiara Schiller held her bright pink sign bearing a simple, direct message: “Don’t tear us apart.” 

“. . . he couldn’t have come at a more politically active time in Saskatchewan.” – Ethan Williams

When this song was written, it had a much different meaning than it does now, and it is wrong to remove this context when interpreting the song.  

The passage of Bill C-46 amends Canadian laws related to driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. It has most notably garnered attention for an amendment which allows officers to request bodily samples such as a breathalyzer or saliva samples without reasonable suspicion

“…the wonderful world of YouTube exposed me to what might be the dopest genre’s I’ve come across in my short life, City pop.” – Matt Thompson

Impaired driving is a huge issue in Saskatchewan, especially when I think of young people in the province. The new legislation about being able to do a breathalyzer test at any time. However, is not the best decision.

“Frost Week is a great opportunity for returning students to ease back into school with laughter and camaraderie” – Laetitia Adams