The Canadian Canoe museum is undergoing a revamp. It was announced recently that heneghan peng architects and Kearns Mancini Architects won the international competition to build the new $45 million …
Justin Trudeau is unlike many politicians-maybe, more accurately, there is not another politician like him. A youthful crowd, interspersed with families and the more experienced members of our community, attests …
This week is Islam awareness week, run by Trent Muslim Students Association (TMSA) to discuss Islam and to encourage a better understanding of the lives of Muslims in Canada. As …
As the Paris talks on Climate Change highlight, as well as all the accompanying marches and community meetings, fossil fuels are a burning issue (weyy). Finding more sustainable fuels is …
There seems to have been great difficulty in writing articles after and about the massacres in France. ‘Trying to write about this is difficult’, so the standard introduction goes. On …
On the evening of November 14, the Trent African and Caribbean Student Union (TACSU) presented ‘Afrobana: Heritage Vortex.’ Staged at Market Hall on Charlotte Street, the event celebrated African and …
I am glad that Mr. Brak read my article, “The Crux of Israel and Palestine”, ‘with interest’. I feel it would be prudent of me to allay any concerns he …
Co-written by Betelhem Wondimu On Monday November 9, Trent announced ‘a generous gift of $1 million’ from David and Joan Moore. Long-time Trent supporters, Dr. Moore has also served as …
Like trying to explain all the various intricacies of test cricket, it can be difficult to know where to start when talking about surges in violence between the Israeli state …
Steve carried his cumbersome body through the door, dropping his keys towards the table. He picked them up from their temporary refuge on the floor – as usual, he had …
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