Opinion

  • Sharing knowledge

    Learning is rarely a solitary practice, even though we’ve come to believe that it is.

  • New gym hours aren’t oppressive

    The University of Winnipeg will offer new gym hours exclusively for females and non-binary persons beginning next September. 

  • Lez be honest

    It doesn’t sound like a big deal not to see yourself represented in the latest teen drama or popular blockbuster. And in a way, it’s not significant in the way that basic rights are for the LGBTQ+ community. However, it does represent another level of belonging within society that straight people automatically have.

  • Critipeg: Soul Sisters

    This new documentary examines the personal lives of the Catholic Sisters of Manitoba, presenting an earnest portrait of women spirituality.

  • Critipeg: Lovesick

    There’s merit in the idea of a genre exercise. There’s nothing inherently wrong with making a romantic comedy that doesn’t aim to subvert, break new ground or be anything more than a great entry in the rom-com genre. Unfortunately, Lovesick doesn’t quite achieve those modest goals.

  • Covering culture

    Culture can mean art, but it also includes beliefs, ways of life, patterns of thinking and all the behaviours specific to a smaller or larger group. But let’s leave the defining to the dictionary - why are we so focused on covering culture at The Uniter?

  • Bell Let’s Talk overlooks poverty

    Starting conversations doesn’t end discrimination

  • Changing the tune of celebrity mourning

    Treat social media as a public funeral, not a news ticker

  • Well, That’s Garbage

    Male ‘period-phobia’: the oldest joke in the book

  • Podcast Review: Budgets & Cents

    Financial advice from freelancers Cait Flanders and Carrie Smith

  • Podcast Review: HerMoney with Jean Chatzky

    Jean Chatzky’s weekly 30-minute podcast makes financial advice accessible.

  • Change the climate

    We can’t control the weather, but what can we do about our human environment? We’re living in a time of unprecedented social and cultural change. But ultimately, we are all responsible for the world we live in and create through our everyday interactions.

  • Immigration is not a black and white issue

    Responsibility lies with everyone when considering newcomer policies

  • Getting grades approved

    Process aims to strike a balance between oversight and expediency

  • Where are the women gearheads?

    Many barriers keep women out of the music scene

  • Dry Wit

    Stepping back onstage without drunken antics

  • Critipeg: The Handmaiden

    Three years after making his English-language debut with the excellent Stoker, acclaimed South Korean auteur Park Chan-wook (Oldboy, Lady Vengeance) has returned to his home country with The Handmaiden

  • Show time!

    Welcome to our new music issue!

  • Don’t de-politicize art

    Critics of return on investment should focus on workers’ rights

  • Middle of Nowhere

    Portage and Main is our public square

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