Mélanie Joly talks to Winnipegers about Creative Canada
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Mélanie Joly, minister of Canadian heritage, visited Winnipeg to promote the Creative Canada Policy Framework at a luncheon hosted by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Nov. 14.
After a year-and-a-half long consultation period with artists,...
Meet Me at the Bell Tower celebrates six years
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Since 2011, every Friday evening - rain or shine - North End community members have rallied next to the bell tower at Selkirk Avenue and Powers Street to tackle a range of issues including...
Anti-Israel movements need to call out anti-Semitism from within their ranks
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When a group uses anti-Semitism to have a Jewish student humiliated and then admits it, a mere apology is not enough to reconcile for the damage done.
Chester elected ASBC UMSU rep, referendum fails
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The Arts Student Body Council (ASBC) held a byelection Oct. 26 and 27 to fill a vacant position for ASBC University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) representative.
Students also voted in a referendum on implementing...
Progressive Conservative climate action plan not progressive where it counts
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The Manitoban government is talking cheap politics, not climate change.
Frosh Music Festival may be on verge of cancellation
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union’s (UMSU) Frosh Music Festival is on the ropes.
Reporting on this year’s festival at UMSU’s regular council meeting Oct. 26, VP external Wilfred Sam-King said the event either needs...
Violent attacks raise questions of transit safety
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A pair of violent attacks on Winnipeg Transit buses last week has renewed discussions of bus safety in the city.
Both incidents resulted in arrests, and one in minor injuries.
Third-year University of Manitoba economics student...
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