Movie monopolies bad news for consumers
Disney lost the rights to Spider-Man, which is ultimately good for diversity in film.
Editorial
Silence on sustainable sustenance
Sustainable food practices are gaining traction globally, but not within Manitoba’s 2019 provincial election.
Protecting the integrity of the game
They are human beings, prone to emotional outburst and poor judgement, but they are also public figures and role models.
City spaces must be protected
For years, Portage Place Shopping Centre has acted as a community space.
The curious case of the offending vending machine
In UMSU University Centre, beside the cashier’s office, there is a cozy little nook with a built-in bench.
Freedom of access versus maintenance of quality
OERs raise serious questions about professional management and sustainability of academic publishing.
No news is good news
The world is burning and you will never know about every flame. That is OK.
It’s the jobs, stupid
What the SNC-Lavalin affair reveals about the ideological concept of “jobs” in Canadian political discourse.
UMSU’s aversion to transparency
UMSU has failed for years to achieve transparency.
#StudentsLetsAct a misguided effort
CASA’s plan to address mental health is misguided and does little to help those left on the margins.