Tag: War

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Editorial: Journalists are protected civilians under international law and their murders are a war crime

October 17, 2023

Providing accurate and independent accounts of what’s happening during political crises should not warrant your death

Three people looking at the camera at the rally. One holds a sign stating "stand with Ukraine," and another holds a flag.

Toronto community marches in solidarity with Ukraine

A year after Russia's large-scale invasion of the country, Canadians gather at Nathan Phillips Square in solidarity

to the left two people are sitting on a stage looking at the speaker to the right at a podium

Campus News Student Politics

Defence minister disrupted by protester at democracy forum on campus

October 25, 2022

The forum discussed Canada's part in the war in Ukraine and its role in democracy

Communities Opinion

Op-Ed: Ukrainians have fought for our culture before, and we will not back down

‘When it comes to my cultural heritage, I am a Ukrainian before I am a student and before I am a journalist’

Campus News Multimedia Photos

Ryerson remembers those who sacrificed and lost their lives for us

November 11, 2016

The Ryerson community gathered at the Quad to remember and reflect on the men and women who sacrificed and lost their lives defending our country

Documentary photographer speaks on the tragic history of Kurdistan

Susan Meiselas, an established documentary photographer, visited campus to present her series of war photographs in a lecture on Wednesday night.

VIDEO: War in Iraq — Student opinion

October 8, 2014

The Eyeopener took to Gould Street to ask Ryerson students how they felt about Canada's entry into war in Iraq

Ryerson Remembers

November 14, 2011

November 11, 2011 may have gone down in history as a day to make wishes about the future, but for a sizeable crowd of Ryerson staff and students, it was a day to remember sacrifices made in the past

The nuts are running the asylum

October 24, 2001

From the desk of the bastard editor Journalists wrench their hands and jabber that news is a mission not a job, but those hopeless fucks clutched their nut-sacks and moaned about the terrible danger to us all when Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather got the ol’ anthrax-o-gram.

The all-day, all-night weapons of war

October 24, 2001

Natalie Alcoba looks at how the media acts as a never-ending barrage of information bombs to bolster the homefront.

Making a desert called peace

October 17, 2001

From the desk of the bastard editor For all three of you who missed a new installment of the bastard editor last week because, through technical foul-ups, I printed the same page two weeks in a row, I apologize.

Revolution Song

October 3, 2001

By Amy O’Brian Around the posters and protesters at a recent Toronto peace rally, silence hangs as ominously as the looming threat of war.