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Newspapers are bigger than us
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Physical print has always been important to me. Every inch of my house is covered with books, newspapers and letters, reflecting my ongoing need for remembering and connecting beyond the digital realm — a...
The worst of 2003 is back
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I was only two years old in 2003, but looking back, it is hard to shake the feeling that we are back there again, only this time the whole thing is overtly meaner, faster and...
The Manitoban horoscope for the week of March 25
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Aquarius
January 20 – February 18
Aquarius, I’m sorry to tell you, you cannot have mini eggs for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Even though Easter is right around the corner, make sure you’re not overindulging in...
Money management
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When I lived in Zimbabwe with my parents, I thought I was good with money. I knew how to budget, I did not spend unnecessarily, I tithed regularly and I always felt in control...
Pothole magic
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Every spring, Winnipeg enters its annual “pothole season,” when crumbling roads spread chaos from main routes to side streets, frustrating drivers, Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) and city officials alike.
This recurring “pothole magic” stems from...
A letter to Benson Boone and the Mormon backflip theory
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Recently, my thoughts have been consumed by Benson Boone. If you haven’t heard of him, I would first answer, “Lucky you.” However, my disdain for Boone stems from a deep-seated jealousy of his ability...
The wonders of museums
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Museums offer a place for more than just displaying art, science and the events of the past. Museums are places for people to get lost in and discover interests and passions on display, to...







