By: Chelsea Perry In partnership between The Guardian, the UPEISU, and Eastlink TV, a highly anticipated mayoral debate will be hosted at UPEI’s McMillan Hall tomorrow, October 24th. The debate starts at 7PM, but spectators are asked to be seated […]
By: Allison O’Brien The UPEISU Council met on October 14 for their third meeting of the semester. The meeting included the approval of election results, executive reports, and the presentation of three internal policy updates. Approval of Election Results Chief […]
By: Tony Davis Rejoice. It’s legal. After nearly 100 years of prohibition, you can legally light up, suck in a cloud of funky-named weed and relax. But before you do, there are a few things you should know about UPEI’s new […]
By: Tony Davis Kent Bruyneel knows something about marijuana having grown up in the suburbs of Vancouver. “The first dispensaries were in Vancouver. There was policy there. Even if it was an ad hoc, policy is still policy,” he said. […]
By: Bryce Doiron Growing up, Tanner Doiron was like every other Canadian kid. He played hockey and dreamed of lacing up in the NHL. Eventually, he realized his dream wasn’t going to come true, as a player that is. Now, Doiron […]
Chris Huggan, Director of the Athletics and Recreation department. By: Tony Davis UPEI’s Athletics and Recreation department came under criticism this week when an AVC student, Kylee Graham, posted a photo to Facebook detailing her negative experience with the clothing […]
By: Tony Davis UPEI student Kylee Graham goes to the UPEI gym quite often. However, a recent visit to her regular workout location left her upset. She wrote about it on Facebook yesterday evening and since then over 750 people […]
By: Chelsea Perry Tuesday morning, Nikki Haley, U.S. Ambassador to the UN, abruptly announced her departure from the position. She will remain in her post until the end of this year. Trump has voiced his intention to begin searching […]
By: Allison O’Brien Each academic year, the SU creates a budget that is based on how many students they expect will enrol and pay the required $166 fees to the Student Union. This budget helps the SU plan events, advocacy […]
By: John Ployer Editor’s Note: John Ployer is the business manager of The Cadre and the Vice President Finance and Administration of the UPEISU. Ployer was invited by The Cadre to write this article, however, we wish to remind readers that […]
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