Editorial
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Invisible Winnipeg
Another publishing year is coming to an end.
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A cautious return
There are a lot of questions about what a return to humans on campus means for our newspaper.
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The things we take for granted
This week, I went for my first haircut in nearly a year.
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They don’t give a crap
It’s a sad reality that racist heckling is considered acceptable in the Legislature while the word “crap” is verboten.
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Winnipeg’s cultural tug-of-war
The term “culture war” has been bandied about a lot in the last several years.
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Newfound horror hound
Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve become a horror fan for the first time in my life.
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Patience is a virtue, especially in customer service
Customer-service employees are tired of being mistreated
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Add more Indigenous authors to your reading list today
Reading in colour
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A rolling doughnut
It’s February in Winnipeg
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‘An enabler and a life preserver’
For people with eating disorders, Instagram is a double-edged sword
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Seeking shelter in Winnipeg Transit shacks
Province must invest more to aid those experiencing houselessness
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The fault in our self-care
Life on the Borderline
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Past and present
We can make progress, but the work is never done
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Losing traction
When cyclists make sidewalks unsafe
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Reproductive health not a concern for minister of health
To the Manitoba PC government, reproduction is still a ‘women’s issue’
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Class divides may cause rising conservatism in immigrant communities
Foreigner Affairs
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Happy Trails
When Uniter staff photographer Keeley Braunstein-Black pitched a cover story about winter camping, I was thrilled.
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Be more like Spider-Man
We need to normalize mask use – for the kids
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Disability representation needs to be nuanced, realistic and respectful
Reading in Colour
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New year, same BS
Like most people, I bid 2020 a much deserved “see you in hell” on New Year’s Eve.
