Op-Ed

Recently there have been reports of crimes involving Uber. These stories are often very disturbing and frightening. There are dangers not only for passengers, but for drivers as well, as many reports are from drivers being victims of these crimes.  

The main issue here is that most of those organizations are run by non-autistics (allistics), framing their own experiences in a way that gives them the megaphone instead of giving it to those with the disability.

Marketing is a very broad and misunderstood area of business. It is more often than not confused with the likes of sales or advertising.

In the past couple of weeks, a political campaign known as the Prairie Freedom Movement (PFM) has been making headlines – or rather, billboards – throughout the Canadian prairies

Just as we have the counterculture and will for liberation that people did in the 60s, we are also unfortunately living with a the natural result of that: a conservative wave that uses fear to suppress left-wing thinking, convincing people that movements meant to liberate are really trying to undermine our freedom. The Red Scare still survives.

Those left of centre seem to be readying themselves, if social media is any indication, for an Andrew Scheer-led government come next election. The problem, however, goes deeper than that.

Despite my best efforts not to be affected by celebrity culture, I find myself once again writing about Ariana Grande. She’s sure causing a stir lately.

“When the world is silent, one voice matters.” Malala Yousafzai 

First Nations University of Canada is a beautiful and unique campus, both in its architectural design and location on the University of Regina campus. The sad thing I have noticed over the years, though, while studying at the U of R, is that it feels disconnected from campus life for most students.

As first reported by CBC, the University of Regina education department will no longer fund Camp fYrefly.