Globalised Holocaust
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On Feb. 28, Alejandro Baer gave a presentation titled “Globalised Holocaust” at the University of Manitoba.
The presentation examined how a cultural memory can be appropriated into a global phenomenon, and how our use and...
Local news briefs
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Peter Nygård pursues immortality through stem cell research
Winnipeg-raised fashion magnate Peter Nygård has claimed that he is growing younger through the use of stem cell injections – an area of research he claims is...
Silence is not a solution
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Caleigh MacDonald, staff
The federal government’s proposed Fair Elections Act has been controversial with voters in Canada who feel the system’s overhaul is both unfair and undemocratic. This bill would revamp the current Elections Act,...
Family of Brian Sinclair drops out of inquest
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The legal inquest into the death of Brian Sinclair—the man who died in a Winnipeg emergency room after 34 hours of waiting to be treated—will continue into its second phase without the participation of...
Crazy Indians Brotherhood not your average gang
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They look like a stereotypical street gang, dressed in black leather with their “colours”—a stylized caricatured face with a black eye patch—emblazoned across their backs, but the Crazy Indians Brotherhood (CIB) is trying to...
National news briefs
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Concerns raised over mental health information in police record checks
British Columbian information and privacy commissioner Elizabeth Denham has requested public input in the issue of what she sees as an increase in employers asking...
Attention back on assisted suicide debate
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Another chapter in the Canadian debate over physician-assisted suicide has begun in Ottawa, where the Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal in the case of two British Columbian women, Kay Carter and...
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