REVIEW: Pet Sematary shouldn’t have been resurrected
A family faces tragedy in this chilling story of life, death and pets based on the novel Pet Sematary by Stephen King. But is it horror or horrible?
Category: Opinions
Opinion: Banning plastic straws simply isn’t enough
Plastic straws are now public enemy No. 1. However, there are many other items made out of plastic that should top that list.
OPINION: Dealing with the dangers of hypercompetent artificial intelligence
Humanity has problems we’d like to solve. Higher intelligence is clearly desirable. But it comes with real risks, writes Nathan Timmerman.
OPINION: It’s about time Ontario reconstructs its annual sunshine list
Because the Mike Harris-era list isn’t indexed for inflation or salary growth, it’s becoming less and less useful, writes Spoke reporter Kaitlyn Mullin.
OPINION: The evolution of journalism may lead us into a world of branded truth
As old paradigms fall by the wayside, personal journalistic brands may be one way to ensure responsibility and reliability, writes Terry Foster.
OPINION: To solve white supremacy, begin by unpacking notions of empire
The alt-right movements of today have their roots in notions of cultural and religious superiority going back to the Crusades, writes Ahmad Khan.
REVIEW: Wrestlemania 35 ticked off all the right boxes — but was way too long
In a podcast, Spoke reporter Phil Courtemanche provides his take on Wrestlemania 35 and discusses the impact the show’s length had on the main event.
OPINION: Dining with a chef | A multimedia review of Wildcraft restaurant
Former chef turned journalist Terry Foster offer his opinions on dinner at Wildcraft restaurant in Waterloo, Ont.
OPINION: Most college grads will land a job — and maybe some mental health issues too
Spoke reporter Colin Burrows asks: When it comes to stress and mental well-being, can a course curriculum really be one size fits all?
REVIEW: Crown Of Feathers’ multiple perspectives don’t enhance reader’s experience
The fantasy novel by Nicki Pau Preto does succeed, however, in telling an engaging tale about phoenixes and ‘animage,’ writes Jaime Murdock.
OPINION: Quebec’s ban on religious symbols is not about religion
The province’s Bill 21 is about more than symbols. It is about any cultural or religious outlook at odds with the majority, writes Ahmed Khan.
OPINION: Pozuelo’s controversial transfer seems to have been forgotten
The star player has proven his worth to his new club, but the bad taste over his departure from Genk lingers, writes Niall McCrossan.
AUDIO: To anyone who complains about Amber Alerts
Sure, an Amber Alert may disrupt your TV show, your sleep or your routine. But before complaining about it, think again, says Jessica Towriss.
AUDIO: K-W needs to be more user-friendly toward aspiring vegan families
Parents who wish to introduce the full range of vegan choices to their children face tough challenges, says reporter Karina Kajishima.
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