A non-Muslim’s guide to Ramadan
Don’t: Use Ramadan as an opportunity to bring up your political “hot take”.
2017
Provincial government owes transit more than cuts
The province has divested itself of the responsibility to match the city’s budget contributions to Winnipeg transit.
Activist movements ought to be applauded, not condemned
Public demonstration of grievances and peaceful protests are integral to a government that properly addresses the problems of and represents the goals of its people.
U of M balances budget
Following successive years facing cuts, all faculty units see increases
University of Manitoba launches Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing
The University of Manitoba’s Rady Faculty of Health Sciences celebrated the official launch of the Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing – Ongomiizwin – on…
Residence fees climb by five per cent
Residence fees at the University of Manitoba will climb by five per cent across the board in 2017-18 as the university follows through on a…
Teaching the next generation
There’s a new goalie coach in town, with Bison men’s hockey goaltender Byron Spriggs opening up his own camp this summer.
Top-tier Canadian soccer league slated for 2018 debut
The league, which will be called the Canadian Premier League (CPL), will be a six to eight team league starting in 2018
Possible goalies the Winnipeg Jets should target this off-season
Finding a reliable veteran goaltender will be a main focus for the Winnipeg Jets during the 2017 offseason.
Gray signed to Packers as a free agent
Bison offensive lineman Geoff Gray was signed as a priority undrafted free agent on April 29 by the Green Bay Packers.