Editorial

Editorial

Leave the lettuce alone!

By
Sheldon Birnie
“Please tell the man I didn’t kill anyone, I’m just tryin’ to have me some fun.” — John Prine As you read this, our federal government is pushing for House approval Bill S-10, a bill...
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To the animals, should you ever learn to read

By
Ryan Harby
My cat: Despite what popular society may suggest, the morning time is the most important time of day to sleep. I will love you like a child as long as you don’t wake me up...
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The Manitoban gets motivational

By
Leif Larsen
Considering this is the editorial page, I am about to make a bold statement: Stop complaining about things and start acting. That’s right. Stop posting rants on your Facebook wall, stop tweeting your gripes...
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On hold for better service

By
Sarah Petz
Most people I know do not particularly like making phone calls. For such a simple act of communication, it always seems like so much can go wrong. What if they don’t pick up? What...
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You’ll thank me later

By
Leif Larsen
Dear Mr. Mayor, First let me congratulate you on winning a third term in office as Winnipeg’s mayor. You overcame seemingly insurmountable obstacles, such as a city heaving under the weight of violent crime (a...
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Contempt for copper

By
Ashley Gaboury
I hate the penny. I hate the way it clutters up the change pocket in my wallet, dozens of little copper coins taunting me while I push past them in search of that toonie...
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“The Freer the Markets, the Freer the People”

By
Leanne Roed
Libertarianism and communism are theoretical opposites with a lot in common. Both theories originate from a system of ethics, both involve massive societal change, and the only way either of them work is if...

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