Doughnuts, cereal and Canada’s declining news media
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Over the past few weeks, it’s become abundantly clear that much of the news media in Canada now only cares about one thing: getting views.
Justin Trudeau came to Winnipeg Jan. 20 to meet with...
Manitoba nurses have ample reason to strike
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Particularly at the Health Sciences Centre hospital, nurses are facing serious issues that are making an already difficult job more difficult.
Private funding of public universities like the U of M is...
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Private funding like U of M’s Front and Centre campaign reveal the limitations of private investment in public education.
School food programs needed in an equitable society
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Canada is facing a huge crisis when it comes to early-education learning. As of 2017, nearly 10 per cent of children in Canada lived below the poverty line.
ISP censorship in Canada is a recipe for internet corporatization
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On Nov. 15, the Federal Court officially ordered Canadian internet service providers (ISPs) to block access to a website selling pirated content.
The false dichotomy of city council’s transit cuts
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In Winnipeg city council’s public works committee meeting on Nov. 13, “significant cuts” were proposed to Winnipeg Transit to meet the city‘s caps.
It’s time to reform Canada’s broken criminal justice system
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As of Jan. 1, 2020, solitary confinement will no longer be legal in Canada’s federal prisons after Bill C-83 takes effect.
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