Volume 77, Number 18

Published February 9, 2023

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  • Healthcare gaslighting isn’t just greed - it’s violence

    Another week, another abysmal event in Manitoba’s healthcare spiral.

  • Frozen streets paved with gold

    Here in the dead of a frozen Canadian winter, the palm trees of Hollywood can seem lightyears away.

  • Shelter from the cold

    Surviving winter in Winnipeg is a death-defying experience.

  • Women talking about women talking

    Do nothing, stay and fight, or leave?

  • Spirits, myths and memory in Black film

    In curating Cinematheque’s latest film series, distribution coordinator Mahlet Cuff sought to answer the question: “where can Black folks turn to for knowledge about their history?”

  • Digging through cinema’s grave

    Quietly, the loss of dead films haunts the world.

  • Godland

    Plays at Cinematheque from Feb. 10 to 16

  • Arts briefs

    The old Ball & Chain// Trouble in Mind @ MTC// Feeling Lynchian// A reel good workshop// UW theatre troupe presents The Secret in the Wings// ‘Where street dance and classical music meet’

  • Learning from each other

    When Jun Fujita and Mei Miyanishi first enrolled in the University of Winnipeg’s (U of W) English Language Program (ELP), it met exclusively online.

  • City briefs

    Local Black History Month events// WPS wants body cameras for officers// Chief Peguis statue at Legislature// Feds give $500K to feasibility study// Property-tax increase// Funding for newcomer integration programs

  • Workplace boundaries and microaggressions

    Grace O’Farrell moved to Winnipeg at 18 years old.

  • Ecosexuality: I kiss the ground I walk upon

    Performance artist and sexologist Annie Sprinkle and her partner, University of California art-department chair and professor Beth Stephens, are credited with popularizing what is recognized today as ecosexuality.

  • I struck out on my own

    When I first moved out of my old place with roommates and into an apartment all by myself, my parents back in India were worried.

  • Why more people have become okay with grocery theft

    In January, Global News reported that soaring grocery prices may have led to an increase in theft at Canadian grocery stores.

  • Student services

    Fall/Winter Term courses - Final withdrawal date// Webinar Wednesdays// Reading Week// Career Chats on Instagram// Ask an Advisor on Instragram// Spring Term registration// Graduation Pow Wow