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Winnipeg needs an evidence-based approach to cycling infrastructure
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For cities in western Canada, Calgary seems to have taken the lead on innovative urban planning. After extensive consultation, Calgary moved forward with an innovative pilot project in which they built four separated cycle...
Letter to the editor
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I agree with columnist Shaden Abusaleh almost 100 per cent. My only criticism of this insightful article is the car culture reference to us being an eight-hour drive away from Standing Rock. Please think about...
Weighing in on reserved gym times
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The latest controversial suggestion arising from the more progressive elements of our campus has come in the form of a proposal for exclusive gym hours for women and non-binary individuals at the Active Living...
Why Manitobans should care about the Dakota Access Pipeline
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The Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) is a $3.8 billion oil pipeline stretching from North Dakota to Illinois, covering approximately 1,900 kilometers of terrain. Nearly as long as the previously rejected Keystone XL Pipeline, it...
Late night eats: time for Winnipeg to step up to the...
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I had the fortune of backpacking across Europe this summer, visiting major cities and cultural centres across the continent. It was a tremendous experience. Visiting historic sites, exploring the dense, vibrant streets, and feeling a...
Reserved hours for women, non-binary people make our gym facilities more...
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Several universities across Canada have initiated exclusive gym hours for women and non-binary people in order to promote safer spaces on campus and equitable participation.
Recently, an initiative like this was put together at the...
U.S. bill allowing victims of terrorism to sue sponsor countries doesn’t...
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Last week, the United States Congress overwhelmingly voted to overturn U.S. president Barack Obama’s veto of the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA). This allows survivors and relatives of victims to sue countries...






