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Mark Carney wants the grade, not the work
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Prime Minister Mark Carney’s last-minute decision to attend the Gaza peace summit in Egypt was the diplomatic equivalent of the group project member who shows up at the end, repeats what others have already...
Can tarot and The Simpsons predict the future?
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As a teenage girl, I never had the experience of dabbling in tarot, Ouija boards and witchcraft. I was scared by the horror movies I would watch as a prepubescent teenager and was afraid...
Emotional buffers
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In an effort to milk every penny out of my tuition, this semester I have committed myself to fully engaging with all the material presented in my classes.
In biochemistry, we are currently learning about...
The merits of a beater car
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Earlier this summer, I took my 2008 Honda Fit to a shop for a quote on replacing my exhaust system. It would cost $1,000, the mechanic told me, but I would get back the...
Winning the transportation game
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Game night in Winnipeg is electric — Jets in overtime, Sea Bears in target time, Bombers crushing the Riders in the Banjo Bowl. But getting there? Downtown is gridlocked and on Pembina, driving appears...
We’ll love you forever
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Robert Munsch, the famed Canadian children’s novelist, has always been one of my favourite authors. His whimsical stories enchant me, with both his drawings and pictures eliciting a form of childhood nostalgia whenever I...
Éire go brách
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Is é an bealach is faide timpeall an bealach is goire abhaile — translated from Gaelic, this quote means, “It’s often the longer, more deliberate route that delivers a quicker result.” My Irish grandmother...
