Trudeau and Scheer: Punches were thrown but no clear winner
Many Canadians tuned into the federal leaders debate only to see a crowded stage with everyone arguing over each other. However, the real showdown was […]
Politics
905 region could be harbinger for federal election
BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX Sometimes a term used to deride life in the suburbs, the “905” has recently become crucial to the results of the 2019 […]
Combating misinformation on social media
BY BRETT BULLOCK Could you spot fake news if you saw it? Fake news, or more accurately mis/disinformation, has become a serious problem over the […]
More to Trudeau scandal than poll numbers
BY TOMMY DESORMEAUX Many people are talking about Justin Trudeau’s apology and the impact his shocking blackface photos could have on the election. However, to […]
Courting the youth vote
BY BRETT BULLOCK People often say that the younger generation doesn’t vote, but that might be changing. In 2015, Canada saw the highest number of […]
Conservatives: Divide and conquer
BY JESSICA SWIETONIOWSKI Going into this election year, there is a different feeling in the air than usual. When Maxime Bernier narrowly lost the Conservative […]
Midterms signal change in U.S. but not so fast for Canada
ANALYSIS BY ALEX TAYLOR The Democratic Party scored a narrow victory in last night’s U.S. midterm election, changing the power dynamic President Trump has enjoyed […]
Sheridan votes: John McLaughlin
BY LOREN PELAEZ John McLaughlin returns to the mayoral race in 2018 against opponents Mayor Rob Burton and Julia Hanna. McLaughlin ran in the past […]
Sheridan Votes: Julia Hanna
BY LOREN PELAEZ Julia Hanna is one of three candidates running in the upcoming 2018 mayoral election. Hanna has garnered the support of Oakville citizens […]
Race for Oakville mayor
BY LOREN PELAEZ The three contenders in the run for the upcoming mayoral election in Oakville are all working hard to garner votes and appeal […]