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The end goal of medicine
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Oct. 28, 2205
This morning, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced a landmark in the field of medicine: humanity has beaten death.
Humans have fought against death for some time. Different societies practiced different forms of...
The end is nigh
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The world is burning. Over the summer, for days, the sun was veiled in smoke, a gibbous and hideous orange. At midday you could look directly at it. An old neighbour commented that he...
Liberals sweep Winnipeg in their return to majority government
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A new group of MPs are headed to Ottawa to form Parliament after Justin Trudeau’s Liberals won a majority government on Oct. 19.
Saving the CBC
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The CBC has been hobbled.
Decades of funding cuts under both the Liberal and Conservative governments and political interference through board appointments by Stephen Harper have severely hampered the national broadcaster’s ability to meet its...
Re: Give us a break
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A week ago, I wrote a sports piece entitled “Build it and they will come ,” which discussed what Bison Sports has been doing to try and encourage fans to come out to sporting...
Winnipeg South candidates respond to federal election questions
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In the lead up to the 2015 federal elections, the Manitoban requested interviews with each of the candidates for MP in the Winnipeg South riding, home to the University of Manitoba Fort Garry campus....
Forcing indigenous issues to the federal forefront
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On Sept. 26 the National Post published a letter about the lack of indigenous issues at the forefront of federal election platforms, denouncing the silence from each of the major political parties on such issues...







