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Winnipeg law enforcement in desperate need of reform
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It seems police in Winnipeg are in the news more and more lately, and not in a positive light.
The discriminative nature of privatization in Manitoba
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After two complaints regarding the lack of mandatory education on sexuality and gender diversity were filed with the Manitoba Human Rights Commission in 2017, the commission’s investigative team prepared a 40-page report finding that...
Coronavirus panic a veil for xenophobia and racism
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With the appearance of a new coronavirus or 2019-nCoV comes an old enemy.
High-level college basketball players should be paid
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It is an exciting time to be a fan of American college sports. With the college football playoffs having wrapped up recently, another big tournament looms on the horizon: March Madness. The annual college...
Save the U-Pass
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It is easier to diagnose a problem than to solve it. And it’s harder still to come up with a solution that a majority of your friends, colleagues and compatriots can support.
The long and winding road to U-Pass renewal
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Now, after four years of students at the U of M having no longer enjoyed the monthly necessity of enduring long lines to purchase a post-secondary pass, we are at a crossroads in the...
Encampment removals a poor response to homelessness in Winnipeg
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If we want to see long-lasting solutions to homelessness, investing in supportive housing efforts could help provide the level of support and autonomy that people need in order to end homelessness for good.
