Author: Edward Lander

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The cumbersome life of a class-skipper

January 27, 2026

When course materials moved online during the pandemic, ditching class and still succeeding became easier—now it might be getting out of hand

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Editorial: ICE raids unmask the “American Dream”

January 20, 2026

How the U.S. is no longer protecting the facade it spent decades feeding the world

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And they were roommates…

November 25, 2025

Amid rising rents, moving in with friends can seem like a sensible choice—these students beg to differ

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“You are a reason to live:” A letter to the land, from Turtle Island to Palestine

November 18, 2025

Indigenous peoples’ solidarity with Palestine is about parallels between their love for their native lands

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Creating for community: Indigenous businesses

November 18, 2025

Get to know these Indigenous entrepreneurs bridging cultural and communal gaps in the city

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Quiz: How well do you know Indigenous history?

November 18, 2025

From early encounters to modern milestones, test your knowledge of Indigenous history in Canada

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Speaking in four directions

November 18, 2025

All but one of Canada’s Indigenous languages are critically endangered. Meet four people committed to the revitalization of Haíɫzaqvḷa, Dene and Kanyen'keha

Trapped in visa limbo

November 11, 2025

International student graduates are struggling with lengthy waits for work visas—current students worry what this means for their futures

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When the price isn’t right

November 4, 2025

Grocery prices are on the rise across Canada—so is grocery theft. For some, it's a way to save—others say it's revenge against retailers

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Movies vs. Machines

October 21, 2025

Artificial intelligence poses a threat to jobs in the film and television industry—for the TMU students poised to enter it, anxieties run high

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How to be a student when you have long COVID

October 7, 2025

Long COVID can upend the lives of those who have it—when you're a student, it can be even harder

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End of an empire

September 30, 2025

After 81 years in operation, the Imperial Pub is closing its doors—with it comes the end of a decades-long affair with the students of TMU