Last updated: January 1, 2011 12:00 am.
Episode 54 — A look to the North
WATERLOO (CUP) — This week on the 54th edition of the Canadian University Press Podcast, we begin in Ottawa where Jeanette Carney, a native of the Yukon, discusses her opinion piece on the rest of Canada not paying attention to the country's northern territories. Next, we get a CIS and OUA update from CUP Sports Bureau Chief Justin Fauteux.
The Canadian University Press Podcast is hosted and produced by Mike Lakusiak in Waterloo, Ont. at the offices of Wilfrid Laurier University's student newspaper, The Cord. Comments or questions can be sent to cupcast@cup.ca or via Twitter by following @cupcast.
Download this episode of the CUPcast here.
-30-
Special Report on Alcohol
Featured Articles
-
A student union-run microbrewery?
If we are to believe the feasibility report that the AMS commissioned, the brewery would potentially make an annual profit of between $500,000 and $1 million. It would also provide students with a cheaper source of alcohol at the AMS’s bars and possibly give beer gardens a local source for their kegs.
-
Le bilinguisme au Manitoba: réalité ou un vœux pieux
Malgré le fait que le Canada se déclare un pays officiellement bilingue, la Loi sur les langues officielles dit que la seule province officiellement bilingue du pays est le Nouveau-Brunswick. Au Québec, la seule langue officielle est le français. Et au Manitoba, quelle est la situation linguistique?
-
Singleness: cherish your freedom while it lasts
My lack of commitment has never fazed me, but lately it seems that all I see is people jumping into relationships. This isn’t helped by the fact that I work at a bridal salon. Nothing is a better reminder of life-long commitment than being surrounded by pouffy white dresses all day long.