City, province must put foot on gas to slow traffic
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One of the benefits of the COVID-19 pandemic is, arguably, the increased numbers of cyclists and pedestrians turning to the outdoors for exercise. But with vehicles returning to the city’s roads, ensuring their safety...
Goertzen’s discussions with U.S. politicians worrisome
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Brian Pallister promised Manitobans that he would phase out property taxes designated for the education budget during his election campaign in 2019.
Austerity measures have long been used as a tactic to disrupt the functionality...
COVID-19 pandemic a non-issue for U of M Bisons Adamopoulos and...
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An athlete must maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle to be able to compete at a high level of sport.
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, sports have been cancelled and gyms have been shut down.
These...
A digital iron curtain is falling on the tech industry
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Dozens of Winnipeggers joined in a global protest on June 6 to express their concerns with the expansion of 5G infrastructures.
The protests come at a tumultuous time for telecommunications companies.
The rush of the fifth...
Leading with a bold vision, followed by a mixed record
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Former Winnipeg mayor, Ontario cabinet minister and municipal issues advocate Glen Murray is running for leadership of the Green Party of Canada.
Murray’s vision for the party is passionate but his record in government is...
Time for a necessary step, time to defund the police
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Calls to defund the Winnipeg police department followed the Justice 4 Black Lives rally earlier this month. Premier Brian Pallister has responded to these demands claiming defunding the police is an “illogical step,” focusing...
Manitoba’s government must stop being anti-education
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It is a contradiction provincially acknowledged that arts deemed valuable in politicians’ personal lives become extraneous costs in their professional lives.
But the value of the arts transcends the political rhetoric of balanced budgets and...
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