Health
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On agency in death and life
The tricky conversations around Bill C-7
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Whose Siloam is it?
Social media campaign started to hold Siloam Mission accountable
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Be more like Spider-Man
We need to normalize mask use – for the kids
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New year, new task force
Mental-health supports students can expect to see in 2021
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When public safety isn’t accessible
Barriers arise out of COVID-19 protocol for people with disabilities
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Finding peace at home
Arranging living spaces to boost mental health
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Fifty shades of uncertain
Life on the Boderline
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Activists fight Concordia CancerCare closure
Patients and activists alike say healthcare cuts are damaging
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Something in the water, and the soil, and the air
A closer look at a new report linking lead and crime
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In other words
Rethinking how we talk about sexual violence
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U of W partners with REES
Sexual violence reporting tool aims to be "survivor-centred"
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To be in person, or not to be in person
That is the question the U of W theatre department has to address
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It’s time for Pallister to ‘grow up’
Provincial government must take responsibility for rising COVID-19 cases
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What to expect when you’re expecting to be hospitalized
Life on the borderline
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A rude awakening
COVID-19 links to sleep troubles
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Our teachers are not okay
Manitoba educators face hardships while teaching during the pandemic
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Reaching beyond bars
Manitoba has the highest incarceration rate out of all provinces in Canada at 231 adults per a population of 100,000 – a problem that has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 outbreak.
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City Briefs
Tech-Connect launch // A year-long timeout // The annual meeting of those who speak for the trees // Navigating law to protect the environment // Healthcare worker grievances // Bowman announces break with City
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We can get through this together
Though thousands gathered in Winnipeg this summer and stood for Justice 4 Black Lives and Indigenous Lives Matter rallies, the very act of protesting coupled with the instances of racism and prejudice that continue to plague this city can make this feel all for nought and can have a negative effect on people's mental health.
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Big win for Winnipeg students
The life of a university student can be difficult and stressful. For students with Crohn’s and colitis, that struggle can be even more pronounced.
