Global superstitions
By Alena Khabibullina Special to The Dialog It’s funny how superstitious people can be! A…
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Letter: safety not a concern at GBC
Dear Editor: I woke up at 4:30 a.m. on the day of the major Toronto…
What a hitchhiker with a hatchet can tell us
By Mick Sweetman Managing Editor When you read the phrase “hatchet-wielding hitchhiker” what image pops…
Poll: How do you think GBC handled the winter storm?
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The campus press is a watchdog, don’t chain it
By Mick Sweetman Managing Editor This week has seen the campus press making the news…
Letters Jan. 25, 2013
Letter to the editor Re:The greatest swindle in Toronto’s history (Jan. 11) If the colonial…
Harper listens to oil companies, not Canadians
By Ken Corbiere Special to The Dialog Stephen Harper is not being a leader. Harper…
A map of the Toronto purchase. 1860. City of Toronto Archives, James Salmon collection.
The greatest swindle in Toronto’s history: Sweetman
Toronto exists because of one of the biggest swindles you can think of. In 1787,…
A tale of two rapes
By Karen Nickel Dialog Reporter This is a tale of two rapes. One has been…
In December we remember
By Dec. 6 memorial committee Special to The Dialog On Dec. 6 Canadians unite in…
A tsunami of rape culture must be confronted
By Lucie Ganz & Emily Kahle Special to The Dialog Movember! Most of us know…
Letter: Deaf need video relay service
Re: What would it be like to live in a Deaf world?. Nov. 16 One…