95 years after the Persons Case, women still strive for political representation
October 22, 2024
Despite progression in the number of women in office, TMU community members say there's more to be done
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Students left wanting more resources with the current state of Canadian federal politics
October 7, 2024
With two non-confidence votes in the House of Commons, students share their current thoughts on Canadian politics
Eye Explains: Why does TMU need the provincial government to change its name?
November 15, 2022
The legislation, if passed, will allow the school to have its new name appear on legal documents like degrees
Jagmeet Singh unveils TikTok routine to remix of his concession speech
September 23, 2021
An exclusive clip of the routine shows Singh perform a dance duet with Andrea Horwath
Campus NewsCOVID-19Student Politics
New, upcoming grads struggle to pay OSAP loans amid COVID-19 employment crisis
March 11, 2021
Students are demanding a deferral on student loan repayments and better services at the National Student Loan Service Centre
U.N. Ambassador Bob Rae weighs in on world affairs with Ryerson’s Democracy Forum
March 1, 2021
On the docket was Canada's involvement in Yemen's civil war and negotiations with China over "the two Michaels"
Upcoming events at Ryerson for Black History Month
January 27, 2021
Ryerson is hosting four events for Black History Month to celebrate the excellence of Black community members
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
I love you, Paul Calandra
October 1, 2014
Canadian federal politics is like an owl in a cage
Levy budges the budget
September 16, 2014
Ryerson President Sheldon Levy proposed recommendations to the House of Commons standing committee on finance for the 2015 prebudget consultations on Aug. 5
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