A Winter Strike Plan for OSAP, Napping Rooms, and the TMSU still needs a new Campus Groups Coordinator
A look at the decisions, discussions and developments from the latest TMSU board meeting
National Day of Action Against Bill C-39
By Sofie Gelder
Prime Minister Mark Carney has called this the most consequential economic legislation of this parliament
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OTR News: Nov. 11 Broadcast
A look at the news we’re following in the On The Record newsroom this week along with a sports roundup, and entertainment package
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‘It’s intimidation to silence us’: Ottawa municipal candidate targeted by racist vandalism
The Charlatan
BY Finnsson Cane-Osborne
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New Rules For Grading Ontario High School Students
Attendance and participation now accounts for 15 per cent of the final marks for students in Grades 9 and 10 and 10 per cent for those in Grades 11 and 12
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What You Need to Know About Remembrance Day
Six wars and conflicts Canada has fought in since 1899, from the South African War to Afghanistan, along with international peacekeeping. Did these wars bring us peace?
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Students Walk Out in Province-Wide Protest
Nov. 5’s walk-out was organized to protest OSAP changes and rising education costs.
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F2026 | Food | Off Campus | TMU News
Second Harvest Gives Thanks After Thanksgiving Thefts
The holidays are a time for the generous to give to those with less. But what happens when the generous are suddenly unable to give?
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Economy | F2026 | Off Campus | Politics | Toronto
What does Ontario’s Reduced Electricity Rebate mean for Households?
The change raises concerns about affordability for low-income households and how the province distributes electricity support.
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‘Unity in Diversity’ Exhibit Bridges the Gap Between Culture and Art
The Korean Artists Society of Canada’s newest exhibition features artists from across Ontario
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