Author: The Ontarion

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Women in municipal politics share advice

Ask a Female Politician event educates and inspires On Tuesday, Nov. 14, female leaders in municipal government came together to encourage women in politics at Innovation Guelph. The event, “Raising Women’s Voices: Ask a Female Politician,” included a keynote presentation from Karen Farbridge, followed by a panel featuring: Karen Farbridge: former […]

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Government releases mandate tracker halfway through term

New web page designed to measure government’s progress Last week, the government of Canada launched a new mandate tracking webpage that’s intended to help Canadians hold the government accountable. The webpage — called the Mandate Letter Tracker — will display the progress and completion of the 364 commitments found in […]

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Cards Against Humanity buys section of US-Mexico border

Game company sells politically charged Christmas gift Each year, the creators of the raunchy adult card game, Cards Against Humanity (CAH), sell out their “surprise” Christmas gifts to fans. According to CNN, this year, the campaign sold out only hours after the Chicago-based company launched its “America-saving” products. According to […]

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Campus police take down discriminatory posters on campus

U of G groups take firm stance against all forms of oppression Posters containing hateful messages, targeted at various groups and identities, were removed by Campus Police the morning of Thursday, Nov. 16. The posters were attached to bike shelters, garbage cans, and tables outside the Science Complex and MacNaughton Building. […]

Opinion

ON Sex: My first one-night stand 

Part 1: A stranger on the balcony  It was a summer abroad in Dublin. It had been four months since I parted with my ex — the man I thought was the love of my life. I got accepted into a summer semester at an Irish-American college. I landed in a foreign, […]

Arts & Culture

PUP talks sold-out Guelph gig

Steve Sladkowski on doing a holiday record with Drake and his time at U of G With two weeks to spare, Toronto pop-punk band PUP’s upcoming show at Peter Clark Hall has sold out. We caught up with PUP guitarist and University of Guelph alumnus Steve Sladkowski to see what […]