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Year of the underdog
Resolve to beat the New Year’s resolutions odds
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Grey Cup parade highlights military presence
Mixing tanks with Santa Claus is the real war on Christmas
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Failed feminism for breakfast
Body-positive advertising is insidious
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A green economic alternative
Social enterprises keep money in communities
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Education or assimilation?
Jesuit school risks repeating residential school assumptions
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Social justice takes many voices
Winnipeggers must come together for change
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Pot politics
Policy reform needs to downplay profitability
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Trudeau’s time to leap
The federal Liberals need to step up their environmental game
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Heritage groups not halting development
Due process protects Winnipeg’s heritage buildings
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ANXIOUS ROMEO, ANOREXIC JULIETTE
The romanticization of mental illness doesn’t help anyone
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Winnipeg transit’s red herring
Do we really need plainclothes police on our buses?
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Suzuki unscripted
The broadcaster is getting more radical with age
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Treaty talk
When it comes to aboriginal issues, federal parties must do more than make promises
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Heave Steve
Vote-deciding issues have come before the country’s future
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Democracy is dangerous
Voting a critical tool for social change
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Niqabs and nationalism
Islamophobia an election issue threatening Canadian identity
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Hello, we’re here to sell you
More to paywalls than meets the eye
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Reading the future
Literary adventures are worth your time
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Summit ignores systemic inequities
Brian Bowman’s opening remarks to his National Summit on Racial Inclusion, an event organized in the response to the Maclean’s article exposing Winnipeg’s racism, set up the tone of the event and revealed to skeptics a lack of understanding of the structural systems of racism.
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Straight outta misogyny
N.W.A, American rap group turned international superstars, rose to fame with their controversial lyrics of bitter realities growing up in South Central, Los Angeles circa 1986-92.