News
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News | April 15th 2012
Building out instead of up
Is the City of Winnipeg exploiting aboriginal people to subsidize urban sprawl? more »
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News | April 5th 2012
Rapid transit taking its time
The endless flip-flopping transit saga has played out before us all, year after year - on the pages of local newspapers, by hands raised (or not raised) at city council meetings and in the bitter words of impatient bus stop acquaintances. more »
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News | April 5th 2012
The where, when and why of transit
With Winnipeg’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) days away from opening to the public, it is clear that our city is moving towards a more efficient form of public transportation. more »
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News | April 5th 2012
If I were the mayor of Winnipeg…
We asked our regular comments contributors and our readers what they would do if they had Sam Katz’s job. This is what they had to say. more »
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News | March 28th 2012
City looking to ease restrictions on secondary suites
The City of Winnipeg’s planning department is proposing major changes that will make it easier for homeowners to construct secondary suites on their property. more »
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News | March 28th 2012
Local News Briefs
City passes $900M budget; Sinclair lawsuit can’t proceed: judge; Richardson empire grows; Toews calls for study of James sentence; Bomber great Brown retires. more »
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News | March 28th 2012
U of W announces new tuition waiver program for youth in care
A new program recently announced by the University of Winnipeg will provide 10 youths from the province’s foster care system with an unprecedented educational opportunity this coming fall. more »
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News | March 28th 2012
A new investigation
On March 31, Richard Gage, founder of controversial organization Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, will be paying a visit to the University of Winnipeg, where he’ll deliver a presentation that’s more than likely to stir the pot. more »
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News | March 28th 2012
International News Briefs
Brother of French gunman “proud” of multiple murder; Leaders of Mali coup struggle to retain control; Afghan mission “on track” despite killings, controversy, says U.S. general; Turkish forces kill 15 Kurdish women; Guatemalan president advocates for drug decriminalization. more »
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News | March 21st 2012
Ad campaigns for toys accused of gender-stereotype reinforcement
Even in the enlightened age of 2012, it appears that, for the most part, G.I. Joe still gets to do all of the fun out-of-house work and bad-guy-killing while Polly Pocket stays inside and bakes cakes. more »
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