Politics
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Hydro tensions
Strikes and opposition to Bill 35 creating friction at Manitoba Hydro
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Protest, Activism, Whimsy and Self-Care
University of Manitoba’s School of Art presents exhibit within Animal Crossing
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One green city
To prioritize a city’s well-being, invest in green spaces
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Whose Portage Place?
Concerns raised over shopping mall’s redevelopment
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Do you know where your sewage goes?
Decades of conversations about wastewater in Winnipeg
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New election rules for UWSA
Changes come after a chaotic spring 2020 election
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The Village Project seeks to end, not manage, homelessness
Housing project aims to promote healing through community and cultural supports
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Bill [redacted]
Province faces criticism after releasing 19 bills with no text
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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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Labour rights are immigrant rights
Foreigner Affairs
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Province unveils post-secondary strategy
Professors react to recently released report
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A free press for a free and democratic society
The role of journalism in Pallister’s Manitoba
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It takes a community to combat hate
Tackling local neo-Nazi groups requires more than terrorist designation
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Fare-free transit motion scrapped from City agenda
Transit advocates stress the need for affordable transit
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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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Plan 20-50 opens up to more voices
Regional planners hope to foster collaboration over competition
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Vaccine confronts ethics
COVID-19 vaccine allocation raises ethical implications
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Witnessing ‘white supremacy unchecked’
The words we use to describe violence
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On agency in death and life
The tricky conversations around Bill C-7
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Responsibility or austerity?
A look at the Government of Manitoba’s fiscal response to COVID-19
