Why kids should have the vote
Manitoba’s anti-bullying legislation will hold young people accountable for both physical and verbal bullying. With these responsibilities should come more rights. Read More
Manitoba’s dark secret
Why the silence? Is 100,000 litres of spilled oil too small to report? Read More
Futuristic without a future
Like many people, I caught one last show at Winnipeg’s Portage Place IMAX Theatre, before it shut down for good. Read More
Teflon Don victorious
This past Friday our esteemed and beloved mayor was forgiven all sins yet again. Read More
If Stephen Harper came to visit
I'd ask him if he's making Canada a better place to live for rich, white men or for all people, everywhere. Read More
Pots N Hands flooded with support from GLBTTs and townies
The newsworthy diner got support in droves as it prepares to close in Morris. Read More
Regina braces for ‘major flooding’
If we do face an extra four feet of water, though, it might be time to figure out how long a cubit is and how much lumber we’ll need to build an ark. Read More
Buying in, stepping out of dominant roles: Experience and relationship in Winnipeg
Kate Sjoberg: This is a stab at offering a bit more of how my meditation and yoga practices connect to my ideas of anti-colonial work. Read More
Testing, prodding the Winnipeg of the South
The bars and the coffee shops are a little too conceptually bang on, leaving you with little to yearn for in your pestilent prairie heart. Read More
Mulcair hopes to regain popularity by taking up smoking
Satire. Read More
Social media and the Regina police
The Regina Police Service faces criticism on Facebook. Read More
Public consultation process for Enbridge pipeline continues
Federal hearings continued in Prince Rupert B.C last week when the Enbridge Northern Gateway Project Joint Review Panel met with local First Nations leaders and… Read More
Finance Minister awaiting input from metallica_fan_1983 before tabling budget
Satire. Read More
A song for the sleepless
I sit in the chair and Amy marks spots on my skull and temple, applying whitish goop so the electrodes will adhere. Read More
Downtown buildings are more than the opposite of parking lots
There are four things buildings in an urban setting should do, and Winnipeg should strive for developments that, as often as possible, successfully do them all. Read More
Why punishment will never eliminate crime
Let's try a more dynamic, humane method of dealing with crime. Read More