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  • The wrong election

    On Sept. 20, Manitobans will, like the rest of Canada, head out to the polls to vote in the upcoming federal election. The election was called by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau two years early, a decision that left many Canadians scratching our heads. Conventional wisdom is that Trudeau, whose popularity rose due to his COVID-19 pandemic response, hoped to seize the moment and snag a majority government. The unpopular decision to call the election in the middle of said pandemic, however, has that popularity rapidly declining.

  • Finding common ground

    As Manitoba reopens and news articles turn to discussion of booster shots, it may feel like we’re finally leaving COVID-19 behind. But we’re not out of the woods just yet, as vaccine uptake in the province continues to plateau. 

  • ‘Breaking free of hustle culture’

    Changing careers during the pandemic

  • 640 electric candles in the wind

    City memorializes lives lost due to government laziness with more of the same

  • A hard look in the mirror

    Right-wing ‘cancel culture’ obsession can barely conceal its own racism

  • No body is disposable

    Ableism and pandemic response

  • A free press for a free and democratic society

    The role of journalism in Pallister’s Manitoba

  • ‘It is necessary that you change everything’

    There’s no Band-Aid fix for policing and the prison industrial complex

  • Patience is a virtue, especially in customer service

    Customer-service employees are tired of being mistreated

  • ‘An enabler and a life preserver’

    For people with eating disorders, Instagram is a double-edged sword

  • Seeking shelter in Winnipeg Transit shacks

    Province must invest more to aid those experiencing houselessness

  • Losing traction

    When cyclists make sidewalks unsafe

  • Reproductive health not a concern for minister of health

    To the Manitoba PC government, reproduction is still a ‘women’s issue’

  • Witnessing ‘white supremacy unchecked’

    The words we use to describe violence

  • Calling out COVID deniers won’t change their minds

    But there are still benefits

  • Be more like Spider-Man

    We need to normalize mask use – for the kids

  • Speaker Series returns!

    The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our work at The Uniter in many ways. But one of the longest-lasting impacts has been the delay in our Speaker Series programming.

  • Beyond the tired narrative

    What HBO forgets about survivors of sexual violence

  • In other words

    Rethinking how we talk about sexual violence

  • Winnipeg needs to protect sex workers

    Sex work is real work

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