Despite polls unanimously predicting Joe Biden will win this year’s presidential election, many are still hesitant to trust the pre-vote polling numbers after Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016.
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The United Nations has been a much disputed intergovernmental peace and security organization since its founding date in 1945 The United Nations is comprised of 193 member states and two…
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Toronto Centre’s Annamie Paul announces Green party leadership bid
Paul is one of the six candidates running to replace Elizabeth May, who stepped down in November Elizabeth May (left) spoke at Ryerson in fall 2019, alongside Annamie Paul (right),…
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By Lauren Davis How are friendships and acquaintanceships impacted when two different people live at opposite ends of the political spectrum? Some students share how they navigate those rocky waters.
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Engaging with Democracy
Party time: Volunteering for campaigns is often the start of a long party relationship
By Chelsey Gould Carl Qiu is president of the Ontario PC Youth Association. (Chelsey Gould/Ryersonian) Noah Parker was a busy student at Ryerson University up until his graduation in May…
