Quebec is trying to declare itself a “Free National State” without a single vote. So, why is no one talking about it? Read more about Quebec’s recent moves here. 

Does the return of cowboy boots indicate people are yearning for a simpler time, or

are they perhaps a reflection of the extreme right-wing political landscape? Staff Writer Sara Stoppel does a deep dive into the political landscape and its effects on fashion.

For the hundredth time Trump is caught in the middle of a scandal. How scummy could you be if the most prolific child sex trafficker is surprised by “just how dirty Donald is.” 

Earlier this week, a joint statement released by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announced their plan to expedite development of the Port of Churchill Plus, an improved version of the current Port that would allow for improved global trade opportunities. Read all about the updates here.

Lakehead Orillia is playing chess, but it’s got a different plan to win. In this article, Orillia Staff Writer Faisal answers whether Lakehead is a “super lobbyist”

Lakehead University’s Orillia Campus is on the brink of a transformative expansion, with a $15 million investment from the County of Simcoe, a student Union Pledge of $400K, and a proposed dedicated student building, setting the stage for a stronger local economy, more programs, and a regional education hub.

For most of Southern Ontario, winter weather has finally arrived. Read on for some tips and tricks on how to prepare for the unexpected and keep yourself safe this season. 

Zohran Mamdani elected Mayor of New York City.

Behind every medal and uniform is a story. This Remembrance Day, Lakehead Orillia student Ethan S. is making sure we remember the people, not just the war. 

A long history of neglect and distrust has forced indigenous communities to choose: lose their identity or get help from a system that makes no space for them. 

How many times have you closed an app like Instagram, or TikTok, just to immediately open it again? Do you tend to gravitate towards doomscrolling, even when the content isn't entertaining? Are you finding your interactions on social media unfulfilling, but keep coming back regardless? If so, some answers to your subconscious behaviour may be found in your brain.

It's official - the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been opened by Trump's administration for potential oil and gas drilling plans. This news comes after previous years of failed attempts to open the refuge to industry. What makes this location so unique as to have pushed back from industrial operations for so long? Read on to find out more. 

Subscription fees, tech giants, and the working class storage crisis. Thunder Bay Writer Sara Stoppel investigates.

At Lakehead Orillia, education students say they’re being taught one lesson in theory, and another in practice. Long Commutes, tone deaf leadership, and mandatory seminars that force five-day commutes have left many wondering if the Faculty of Education understands its own values. Students are speaking out against a system that preaches empowerment while ignoring those living with its failures, hear about this from a student interview here.

Lakehead Orillia isn’t your typical campus, it’s small and cohesive, and that can be felt in the culture of its student body. So what's the difference between a campus that you can commute to Vs. a campus you are expected to commute too? Find out more by reading here. 

Lakehead Orillia is facing a serious transportation issue. Poorly optimised scheduling, and ineffective planning have led to a situation that can only be solved with serious consideration and reform. Read all about the facts, and student opinions here.

How many online classes do you have? How do you feel about them? Read on to join Thunder Bay writer Sara Stoppel as she explores the disadvantages of online classes. 

Years of genocide suddenly seemed to come to a close after a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas was proposed by Donald Trump. Whether or not peace will last remains a mystery. Get all the details at The Argus.

The George Langman Wildlife Sanctuary has a long legacy in the Orillia area. For many years, its unique trails have been enjoyed by locals. Since Lakehead opened its Orillia campus, the sanctuary has provided ample wildlife, vegetation, and natural features to fuel research and provide various educational opportunities. Join Orillia writer Eriel Strauch as she points out some of the distinct benefits of conducting research locally, and how it can positively influence the surrounding community.

Thunder Bay had the incredible opportunity to host two outstanding coaches and soccer players for two days of soccer clinics and leadership building! Local athletes sharpened their skills and learned valuable lessons on and off the field. Read all about it in Thunder Bay staff writer Sara Stoppel’s feature!