Government is not a business
If officials want advice on how to manage government, they should seek out their constituents, not fat cats.
Editorial
Include respect in the cost of admission to Winnipeg arts scene
We can have the best of both worlds – high turnout and engagement – so long as we start holding people accountable for their behavior in art spaces.
The model for Winnipeg Transit needs to recognize class
Winnipeg transit is under attack by those whose lives go on even if the buses do not.
Black lives matter to the NFL only after Trump attacks league
The American national anthem has been the cause of a lot of discussion in recent weeks. In case you live under a rock, a short…
The U of M’s sordid Steve Kirby love affair an affront to justice
The mandatory adoption of sexual assault policies that aren’t totally toothless is morally obligatory.
Potholes appear on the road to legalization
Are you now, or have you ever been, high? If the answer is “yes,” you’re not alone. Statistics Canada estimates that 43 per cent of…
Gender-neutrality is common sense
Behaving like the gender police won’t help the epidemic of violence facing gender-nonconforming children.
The so-called free speech crisis on university campuses is a fabrication
Free speech has never been free; bigots are only now paying the price.
Manitoba government sacrificing healthcare on the altar of austerity
Our newfound reliance on market logic will not save us; it will only condemn those in care whom are subjected to its whim
Latest UMSU press release misses the point
One would think that the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) had finally woken up from its apathetic slumber, what with the recent executive press…