Film fest darling Call Me By Your Name romanticizes predatory relationships
This film is in the morally bankrupt business of licensing sexual relations between minors and adults.
November 2017
Progressive Conservative climate action plan not progressive where it counts
The Manitoban government is talking cheap politics, not climate change.
Traffic enforcement in Winnipeg an exercise in coin collecting
This city is more interested in the fines given out than actually speaking with the engineers who make a living improving road safety.
Amnesty event illuminates Rohingya persecution
Amnesty International and the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba (IRCOM) hosted apanel discussion examining the persecution currently faced by the Rohingya peopel in…
“Who has jurisdiction over water?”
The University of Manitoba hosted the Student Pipeline Action Committee’s (SPAC) inaugural speaker panel event on Nov. 2. The event, titled “Beyond Borders: Pipeline Resistance…
Canada’s best descend on prairies
With the soccer season winding down and conference titles doled out this weekend, it is time for soccer fans to turn their attention toward the U SPORTS National Championship.
Turning back the fantasy clock
How does time relate to fantasy football?
MLB post-season wrap up
After a 162-game regular season, for some teams, a new animal approaches: the MLB post-season.
Bison basketball teams open up season at home against Regina
The Bison men’s basketball team split, while the women lost both against the University of Regina Cougars in their home opening series.
Progressive Conservatives lagging in MSBI funding targets
During the campaign leading up to the 2016 Manitoba provincial election, the only Progressive Conservative platform plank that reached into post-secondary education was a promise…