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Trump is a symptom, not disease, of U.S. political crisis
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As the upcoming U.S. presidential election draws near, anxiety is increasing about the potential re-election of President Donald Trump, despite recent polling data that shows a comfortable lead for Trump’s Democratic opponent, Joe Biden.
The...
Remembering the original pumpkin spice
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As the leaves turn colour and the streets fill with fall clothing, one thing remains in the back of my mind — pumpkin spice season has arrived.
COVID-19 imposes existential questions for the future
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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, a popular discourse has defined our motivation to follow the restrictions that were set in place to reduce active cases — a desire to return to normalcy.
I hear it just...
Where should I call home?
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What is home? Where is home? Personally, my definition of home as an international student residing in Canada has evolved in the last couple of years.
In the past, it’s been difficult for me to...
Out of the frying pan, into a union
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It is refreshing to see employees from the Stella’s Sherbrook location picketing. While workers claim it is for respect during collective bargaining, they would do well to demand better pay and working standards.
And restaurant...
Visiting small restaurants can make a big difference
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Seven months have passed since the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic worldwide. With the re-opening of non-essential businesses in the province, many Manitobans have been leaving their quarantine bubble to...
Inexpensive ridesharing comes with long-term cost
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The notorious tech giant Uber was welcomed to Winnipeg earlier this summer with open arms by the municipal government and customers desiring a more modern and simple way of hailing a ride after a...







