Editorial
The modern lawn is dead
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The overwhelming popularity of the short grass lawn is one of the single most devastating trends in residential landscaping. Not only is it boring and unimaginative, it is an ecological nightmare based on classist...
An ode to The Real Housewives from a history lover
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Bravo’s The Real Housewives is my Roman Empire. I mean, the Roman Empire is also my Roman Empire, as a classics student. One way or another, I love and am obsessed with The Real...
Change and adaptation in the flow of life
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I think life is something that has to go through a process of constant change and adaptation. These changes are important parts of our lives, including changes in emotions, human relationships and in the...
It’s almost Winnipeg’s 150, but we really shouldn’t be celebrating
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Winnipeg will mark its 150-year anniversary on Nov. 8, 2023. In the lead-up to civic celebrations, it is important to look at what Winnipeg’s incorporation meant to people at the time.
The recent victory of...
Tortoise tales and the West African ethos
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I was five, maybe six, when I heard the story of the tortoise and the hare.
In the classic folktale, an arrogant hare challenges the slow-moving tortoise to a race, and to everyone’s surprise, the...
Manitoba should have no space for hate
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In case students somehow missed the visual cacophony of political signage on their trek to campus, the Manitoba provincial election is this upcoming Tuesday, Oct. 3.
To say this provincial election has been an embarrassment...
Canada needs to protect the rights of 2SLGBTQIA+ youth
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As a Canadian citizen and grad student researching human rights, I always want to see the country continue to progress forward. However, Canada continues to become a place that I am more pessimistic than...







