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One day after the Ontario Liberal’s pre-election budget was released, Keep Transit Public, a campaign supported largely by the Amalgamated Transit Union, took to Facebook
Wilfred: It’s the final issue, and Molly and I are so glad you’ve joined us throughout the year! As a final get-to-know-you, we’re going to
Welcome to April: it’s rainy, it’s still a little too cold, and on top of all of that, it’s exam season. Since we’re all counting
At around noon today, the Innis College Student Society (ICSS) election results for next year’s council were posted on the ICSS Facebook page. Of the
The following are the candidate statements for the upcoming ICSS election. If you are an Innis student, you can vote either online at http://voting.utoronto.ca or in-person at the
Last night the Innis College Student Society (ICSS) held an Executive Forum with all candidates running for executive positions on next year’s council. The meeting
A guide to everything you need to know about the proposal for a major renovation at Innis College. How it all started The idea to
This coming June, Ontario voters will go to the polls and decide on the future of the province. The decision will be to choose between
If there is one thing us students can agree on, it’s that sleep is awesome. What could be more rewarding than slipping into bed after
If there’s one thing that you can count on at present-day university, it’s this: there’s definitely a page for memes, and it’s probably in the
Of all the notable aspects of the University of Toronto, our most valuable treasure is arguably our library system. It’s one of the largest in
With the growing number of immigrants coming to Toronto, the city is in desperate need of new forms of housing. New housing would not only
The day is the 22nd of November, 2017. The Ontario Liberals have just passed Bill 148, otherwise known as A plan for fair workplaces and
A still from Angus & Julia Stone’s “Chateau” music video Even though it’s cold out and midterms are coming on fast, winter is a great
This article is a continuation of our Cinema Studies Institute Alumni series. You can find our first interview with Stephanie Savage here. Tassie Cameron is
Wilfred Moeschter: Every year, Molly and I compete to correctly predict the most Oscar winners. Molly Simpson: Here’s a sneak peek at the action –
Image courtesy of Collider Paul Thomas Anderson is sometimes criticized for his lack of well-written female characters—this criticism is duly noted, but let’s not suggest Anderson
Over the past few weeks, many of you may have noticed the sign on the bus stop shelter at Harbord and St George, or the
The Killing of a Sacred Deer – Image courtesy of the Telegraph Wilfred Moeschter: Hey everyone, Wilf here. Molly and I saw The Killing of a Sacred
Alice Liu – 3rd year – Criminology and History Double Major Alice’s biggest piece of advice is to not “be afraid to put yourself out
