Pallister begins lining Crown corporations up at the chopping block
Adopting austerity measures is not a sound strategy and it will hinder rather than boost the economy.
2017
Immigrants won’t accept Pallister’s changes to Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program
The new fees are xenophobic, portraying immigrants as a burden by linking newcomers to welfare.
Trudeau right to scrap electoral reform
In deciding to remain with our current model, Justin Trudeau should be commended for making the right choice in a difficult situation.
Justice served with the absolute discharge of Vince Li
To claim that the mentally ill are a danger to society, unrepentant and irreparable, is a grossly dehumanizing mischaracterization.
Bison women’s hockey team swept out by Alberta to end regular season
The Bisons played hard throughout the weekend, but were swept by the hometown Pandas.
Winnipeg Transit recommends $39,000 to UMSU for U-Pass commission, implementation costs
UMSU and UWSA reach tentative agreement with Winnipeg Transit over U-Pass costs.
Bison athletes get hair cut in support of cancer survivors
Jonah Wasylak and Brett Stovin of the Bison men’s hockey team, as well as Liam Grace of the Bison football team, snipped their hair on Feb. 9 in support of cancer research.
Prepping for the post-season push
With a playoff spot locked and a matchup set, the path to a potential championship is becoming clearer and clearer.
Charges laid in University of Manitoba transit killing
University officials said the 22-year-old accused of the transit attack has no evident association with the university, either as a student or staff.
UMSU Mental Health Awareness Week challenges stigma head-on
Several activities have been planned for this week aimed at both arming students with the right information about mental health and breaking down stigma.