Poor legislation and stigma endangers sex workers
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By forcing sex workers into meeting clients on the streets and in hiding, the potential for violent crimes against them increases.
Misleading public health propaganda must be stopped
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The development of vaccines has helped bring medicine into the modern age. The risk of contracting diseases such as smallpox and polio has essentially been eradicated with the help of vaccines.
Encampment removals a poor response to homelessness in Winnipeg
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If we want to see long-lasting solutions to homelessness, investing in supportive housing efforts could help provide the level of support and autonomy that people need in order to end homelessness for good.
Winnipeg’s recycling situation paints troubling picture
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We live during a time when caring for our environment is a topic at the forefront of our social consciousness as we come to terms with the reality of issues such as climate change.
Lowering parking fees in Winnipeg is a short-sighted endeavour
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The City of Winnipeg is considering a city-wide reduction in street parking fees after hearing from frustrated business owners in Winnipeg’s Exchange District. Seventy-nine business owners petitioned to bring fees in the Exchange District...
Job automation benefits workplace productivity
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With the rise of new technology, the fear of human jobs becoming automated has grown in recent years. There is a lot of potential for technology to complement our jobs rather than to hurt...
Suggestive ads bear cultural consequences for women
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Nine Locks Brewing Company — located in Dartmouth, N.S. — recently came under media fire as a result of the marketing for its “Dirty Blonde” beer.
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