Canada launches a public inquiry into foreign interference led by Quebec judge
After months of anticipation, Justice Marie-Josée Hogue will be leading the public inquiry into foreign election interference, set to commence on Sept. 18.
Tag: Politics
Federal Politicians Call for Better Strategies and Supports for Toronto Refugees and Asylum Seekers
MPs Kevin Vuong and Jenny Kwan share their comments about the ongoing asylum seeker situation in Toronto
Premier Doug Ford and the Ontario PCs Kick Off the Summer With FordFest
Premier Ford hosts FordFest with enthusiastic audience support.
Mitzie Hunter Q & A Interview: 2023 Mayoral By-Election
Mayoral candidate Mitzie Hunter outlines her plan to Fix the Six.
Olivia Chow Q & A Interview: 2023 Mayoral By-Election
Toronto mayoral candidate Olivia Chow shares her vision of housing affordability, homelessness and transit.
Toronto Mayoral By-Election: Advance Voting Information for YU Students
Advance voting is available from June 8th to 13th at multiple citywide polling stations.
Bill C-11 and Mixed Opinions
Canadians and the York U community share their thoughts on the senate passing Bill C-11.
How Do You Solve a Problem Like Gun Violence in Toronto?
Louis March of the Zero Gun Violence Movement and Marcel Wilson of the One by One Movement provide insights on the city’s continued struggles with gun violence.
Stances Opposed Surrounding Pierre Poilievre’s Victory
Out of Poilievre’s dominant win in becoming the new federal leader for the Conservative Party of Canada, comes differing perspectives on policies, employment, and the future.
Tuition freeze extended for third straight year
York and other universities continue to freeze tuition fees for students. Out of province and international students, however, have not been able to share the same luxury.