Editorial
You’re sad? Go for a walk.
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You’re depressed? Go for a walk. That’s the common response to individuals with a mental illness seeking help.
A recent op-ed published in CBC Manitoba by David Grebstad demonstrates a prevailing attitude about the diagnostic...
Clarifying the ‘trope of objectivity’
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Last month, I was lucky enough to conduct one of my favourite interviews ever, following one of the best public lectures I have ever seen.
John Greyson, a Canadian filmmaker who spent almost two months...
The value of newspaper credibility
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I was first assigned copy editing during the preparation of a chapbook, for a university creative writing class. I didn’t know what the position entailed, but once I was given pages to nitpick for grammar...
Politicked off? Don’t vote
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“Everything that can be said about the suffrage may be summed up in a sentence.
To vote is to give up your own power.”
-Élisée Reclus
It seems that many Canadians have their knickers in a twist...
The price of convenience
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Seemingly everyone has a smartphone these days. According to surveys from 2013, almost half of all Canadians and more than half of all Americans use the high-powered mobile devices. Until recently, I was one...
Simple, student-friendly recipes
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Taking time to cook a meal is an exciting experiment for some, and a challenging ordeal for many. Just looking at a recipe might cause you to get the jitters and throw pots and...





