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Marijuana: Four decades, no change
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It is difficult for Canadians to talk openly about drugs without hurting our chances of getting jobs or getting over the border in the future. Frankly, I am not sure I ought to be...
Conservatives to the left of me . . .
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The 2011 Manitoba provincial elections concluded last week, with the New Democrat Party of Manitoba securing 37 seats for their fourth consecutive majority government. As an undecided voter who cast a ballot for an...
Peace in the Middle East?
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Well, the papers have been filed. The president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, has officially gone to the UN with a request for statehood. The U.S. and Israel, however, seem less than...
Things are good, but they could be better
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It’s time for a good ole revolution. Well, sort of. In what is being compared to the Arab Spring, the left in the U.S. have finally begun taking to the streets to protest against...
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Four grow-ops busted by Winnipeg police
Four search warrants were executed on Oct. 5 by Winnipeg police at separate addresses, leading to the seizure of more than half a million dollars worth of marijuana, reported...
VoteAnyWay contest winners revealed
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Along with the results of the Manitoba provincial election, the winners of the VoteAnyWay project’s public service announcement contest were announced last week.
The “VoteAnyWay” initiative, organized by professors and students at the University of...
UMSU irons out security issues with The Hub
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As opening day of The Hub is getting closer, UMSU is working to address potential security issues that may arise.
Linda Lavallee, director of the Security Services at U of M, said Security Services will...
