Editorial
Let’s talk about sex
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At first glance, it might seem like society has grown quieter about sex, retreating into a prudish shell. But look closer, and you’ll notice it is everywhere — subtly embedded in our conversations, media...
A year in review
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Throughout the year we’ve covered difficult topics in the Manitoban’s comment section. Inflation, food insecurity, corporate greed, Donald Trump’s re-election, global conflict and many other stories that, while important to discuss, may bring feelings...
The fall of Assassin’s Creed
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The Assassin’s Creed series has been a cornerstone for Ubisoft since its debut in 2007.
The franchise, based on historical events, gripping narratives and innovative gameplay, captured the hearts of millions. It was Assassin’s Creed...
Kindness must be radical
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When I heard about atrocities happening in the world, I would look around at my community taking wonderful actions and feel proud to be Canadian. As a kid, I believed little acts of kindness...
The future of our urban forest
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When someone plants a tree, they are not planting it for themselves — they are planting a gift for the future. For many people, trees are a nice feature in the background, but how...
A double-edged sword for international students
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Lately, I have been feeling that the only thing certain about life is uncertainty. This thought is well-aligned with the current immigration system operating in Canada. As Canada appears to embrace its role as...
Is neighbourliness a lost art?
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Whenever I tell a story about the apartment buildings I’ve lived in, it usually involves my neighbours. The girl with the three-legged dog, the loud upstairs neighbour with sorrels or Christin and her cat,...







