Many students struggled to vote in the Nest on Election Day. What happened?
A statement issued by Elections Canada said the cancellation of the Vote on Campus program was not permanent and was a result of COVID-19.
Federal Election 2021
Liberal incumbent Joyce Murray wins Vancouver Quadra
Incumbent of 13 years Joyce Murray is projected to win UBC’s riding, Vancouver Quadra.
Students face long waits, registration issues at the Nest’s federal election polling site
Students in the line spoke of difficulties getting registered to vote and concerns about the cancellation of the Vote on Campus program.
2021 Federal Election: Overdose crisis platforms, explained
Here is what each of the major four parties says they will do to combat the overdose crisis, so you can go into the Federal election informed.
2021 Federal Election: Public transportation platforms, explained
We've explained the major political party's platforms on transportation so you can head into the polls informed.
2021 Federal Election: Affordable housing platforms, explained
Vancouver rental prices are among some the highest in Canada. We've explained what each of the four major parties says they plan to do to make housing more affordable.
2021 Federal Election: Health care policy, explained
The Ubyssey has compiled the primary health care policies of the four major political parties so that students can remain informed for the upcoming election.
Polite politics: Tips and tricks for respectful political conversations
In the end, even if you end a conversation not agreeing on key issues, it’s important to feel comfortable having the conversation nonetheless.
2021 Federal Election: Climate policy, explained
With the 2021 federal election fast approaching, The Ubyssey has broken down the platforms of the four main political parties and their promises on the climate crisis.
Federal student funding platforms, explained
Election Day is almost upon us, and it can be hard to work out what party's platforms are saying. So we've explained what the top four parties are promising to do about affordable education.
UBC student Carson Binda makes bid for seat in Vancouver Kingsway riding
When asked about the advantages of being a student candidate, Binda said his youth, excitement and dedication were a few positives.
Community members call for Vancouver Quadra PPC candidate's resignation after ‘harmful and repugnant’ campaign flyer
Community members are calling on Renate Siekmann to resign after she shared flyers making a racist comparison between residential schools and vaccine passports.
2021 Federal Election: COVID-19 policy, explained
From vaccine mandates to bolstering vaccine research, The Ubyssey compiled the most topical points pertaining to COVID-19 policy from the four main political parties.
Vancouver Quadra profile: Brad Armstrong, Conservative
Armstrong was born and raised in Vancouver, so he said he understands the challenges of housing affordability. He said the Conservatives are ready to meet the challenge.
Vancouver Quadra profile: Naden Abenes, NDP
“My vision is for the people; my platform is about improving people's lives."
Vancouver Quadra profile: Dr. Devyani Singh, Green
Bringing lived experience as a Queer woman of colour with a graduate degree to Parliament is Singh’s top priority.
Vancouver Quadra profile: Joyce Murray, Liberal
Despite being Vancouver Quadra’s MP for 13 years, Joyce Murray believes there is still work to be done — specifically to address the climate crisis.
Fact-checked: Breaking down Vancouver Quadra candidates' claims at the AMS/GSS debate
It’s the start of the school year but the midway point of Canada’s federal election season. With flurries of figures, numbers and claims flooding our news feeds, it can be hard to verify what candidates …
'Vote like your lives depend on it': Vancouver Quadra candidates clash on pandemic recovery at AMS-organized debate
The evening’s debate was mostly civil, but was punctuated by members of the audience — mostly those who appeared to support the People’s Party of Canada candidate — occasionally clapping loudly and hollering.
UCRU, AMS place mental health, financial supports at forefront of advocacy ahead of federal election
“Students in general and the future of Canada's workforce [are] very well positioned to make sure that all political parties are listening to us and making sure that we're having our voices heard."
