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The Consequences of Never being Heard but Always Being Seen for Indigenous Women Within Canada’s legal system, a startling truth becomes apparent: the simultaneous underrepresentation and overrepresentation of Indigenous women within the system has left them without champions. Although they […]

Online

The Consequences of Never being Heard but Always Being Seen for Indigenous Women

by Wesley-Ann Bailey
Published April 8, 2024

Aryton Senna, or Ayrton Senna de Silva, was born March 21st of 1960 in São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil.    Senna’s father, Milton da Silva, was an owner of an auto-parts company, he later switched to the metallurgy […]

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The Story of One of The Greatest F1 Drivers of All TIme: Ayrton Senna

by Terrance d’Entremont
Published April 5, 2024
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GERMS

by Polaris
Published April 5, 2024

The Spanish Civil War was waged between Republicans who looked to preserve the newly formed Spanish Republic and Nationalists who sought to transform Spain into a Fascist dictatorship. This war was an important prelude to the Second World War and […]

Online

The Canadians Who Fought in the Spanish Civil War

by Ray Melanson
Published April 5, 2024

Photo by: AFP images   Micheal Schumacher was born January 3rd of 1969, in Hurth Germany. Schumacher’s father was Rolf Schumacher, a man who worked with mountain bikes, later switching to renting go-karts to test them.   His family had […]

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The Incredible Career of Michael Schumacher

by Terrance d’Entremont
Published April 5, 2024

 A wave of student-led protests swept through Moncton. The country was buzzing having come off Expo ’67. Canada was now 100 years old, had a new flag, and was about to change Prime Ministers from Lester Pearson to Pierre Trudeau.  […]

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Université de Moncton students came alive in the summer of ‘68.

by Ray Melanson
Published March 19, 2024

44% of women or 6.2 million women aged 15 and older in Canada have reported some kind of abuse in their intimate partner relationship. Intimate partner violence (IPV), also referred to as domestic violence is a prevailing form of gender-based […]

Editorials

Partner or Perpetrator? 

by Grace Larkin
Published March 12, 2024

Al Whittle Theatre and Ross Creek Centre for the Arts are teaming up again to celebrate local talent and creativity. Anyone over the age of 8 is invited to participate by creating and submitting their own short film. Wolfville, NS […]

Editorials

WhitFlix: The Smartphone Film Festival is Back for Another Year

by Al Whittle Theatre and Ross Creek Centre for the Arts
Published March 12, 2024
comics Creative

Parker V. Parker

by Polaris
Published March 12, 2024

Perfection I never wish for perfection Only that my mistakes seem small enough to fold into themselves If I can hold them in my palm Then I can trap them in a fist But I see myself, I know who […]

Creative

Perfection

by Angel Percentie
Published March 12, 2024

  Photo by Glenn Carstens-Peters Via Unsplash I’ve heard a very wide variety of reviews for Netflix’s live-action remake of Avatar: The Last Airbender. This, I expected. The original show is so well-loved by so many people, and when you […]

Opinions

In Defence of Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender

by Alexa Wilcox
Published March 4, 2024

Throughout February, universities across the Western world organize events and forums to raise awareness and celebrate students of African descent. At times, good intentions can be overshadowed as we strive to strike a healthy balance between the educational aspects of […]

News

#AUBLACKEXCELLENCE: University’s Debut Black Excellence Gala Shines Bright

by Ariel Evans
Published March 4, 2024

Photo by Nataliia Kvitovska Via Unsplash The Nova Scotian Government has decided to scrap the Coastal Protection Act. This action by the Premier, Tim Houston, will have major environmental impacts.  The Minister of Environment and Climate Change Tim Halman has […]

News

The Nova Scotian Government Scraps the Coastal Protection Act

by Ray Melanson
Published March 4, 2024

If elected as Premier, what would your government prioritize?  As Premier, I would prioritize Nova Scotians. I would make sure that people get the health care they need when they need it. I would focus on building housing, prioritizing truly […]

News

An Interview with Claudia Chender leader of the NSNDP

by Ray Melanson
Published February 26, 2024

Painting by Charles Alexander Smith Canada has been an ever-evolving project. Complete constitutional independence was not enacted until the Canada Act of 1982. Canada was only removed from the British Empire when the Westminster Statute of 1931 was passed. The […]

Editorials

The Often Forgotten Rebellions of 1837-1838

by Ray Melanson
Published February 26, 2024

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