Baranyai: Booing anthem isn’t really protest. It’s just rude

The London Free Press
When spectators disrespect a visiting team's national anthem, things can get uncomfortable.
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Dyer: Trump lacks courage to be true revolutionary

The London Free Press
Turning yourself from a democratically elected president into a dictator is a tricky operation, and most people who try it fail.
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Cornies: Trudeau leaves too late, with country vulnerable

The London Free Press
In October 2015, Trudeau led the Liberals to a strong majority government (184 of 338 seats), the second-best performance in the party's history.
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Rozdilsky: Campus unrest today echoes student protests in 1968

The London Free Press
On April 30, the New York City police department acted to evict pro-Palestinian protesters from occupying Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall at the request of university administration. Minouche Shafik, president of Columbia University, issued a statement explaining the action as the result of the “drastic escalation of many months of protest activity” that created “a disruptive environment for everyone.” Read More
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