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What Jian Gomeshi and Jesse Brown showed us about the Canadian media

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Jian Gomeshi had a bad week. A really bad week. The floodgates opened when four women came forward with allegations of sexual violence in a...
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On Parliament Hill: A staffer’s perspective of Ottawa attack

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Danielle MacDonald was working in the Justice Building getting ready to brief the Liberal caucus on bill C-42, the Common Sense Firearms Act when...
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STU family loses dog in fire

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One family with St. Thomas University connections is without their dog after a house fire. On Sept. 1 at around 11 a.m., the Fredericton Fire...
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New playing facility means big things for STU hockey

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The new Grant Harvey Centre is helping draw more and more fans to Tommies hockey games this season. “In some ways it has to do...
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The passage of time

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Since this is my last column I thought it’d be appropriate to talk about the passage of time in comics. It’s a touchy subject....
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STU and UNB men’s hockey teams roll in scholarship money

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While their on-ice success is substantially different, their off-ice scholarship money does not provide much of a gap. Both the St. Thomas University and...
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Progressive Conservatives win majority government: how election night went for each party

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Blaine Higgs, the leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick, pumped his fists in the air when he entered the Lion's Club...
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Commentary: Marvel-Us

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“In my culture, death is not the end, it’s more of a stepping off point.” These were the words of the first Black-led Marvel Cinematic Universe...
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STU predicts enrolment to go down by 3 per cent, attendance still strong

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St. Thomas University's first semester is online due to COVID-19 and some students are taking the opportunity to take a gap year. Gillian Little, who...
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The ongoing fight against systemic racism

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Hundreds of protesters knelt for nine minutes in front of Fredericton City Hall on June 2 for the Black Lives Matter march. They knelt...
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