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Hockey played politics, then claimed it was ‘just a game’
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The Canadian men’s and women’s hockey losses at the Olympics were rough to watch. However, the fallout that followed quickly took centre stage, pushing hockey into the mainstream discourse far beyond the usual debates...
Politics, power and responsibility
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It is officially election time! Announcement boards around campus have been filled with posters and campaigning has reached full swing for another UMSU general election.
Outside of offering a well-rounded academic education and access to...
How spaces choreograph for us
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How much of our gender expression is choice, how much is choreography?
In the fall of 2025, I spotted someone on campus whose clothing seemed unusually bright, in contrast to the subdued and “calm” hues...
The Manitoban horoscope for the week of Feb. 23
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January 20 – February 18
Do not trust a fool with nothing to lose. In other words, do not put your trust in someone who will not return the gesture this week. Make sure you...
Helping people beyond ourselves
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As a high school student in Winnipeg, I’m always surrounded by different communities, such as my school, the different school groups I’m a part of and the neighbourhood I live in. No matter the...
When the Olympics edit the world out of frame
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The Winter Olympics sell the same fantasy every four years — that sport can float above the world, as if the world will politely pause its wars, repression and crises until the closing ceremony....
The golden era of soccer
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I think there are very few things in the world that bring people together the way that soccer does. Whether you are watching it from a crowded stadium or from your living room, the game...







