Editorial

Editorial

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...
Editorial

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...
Editorial

“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...
Editorial

No shelter from this storm

By
Noreen Mae Ritsema
Classified by meteorologists as a “weather bomb,” Lake Winnipeg’s recent storm has left a chaotic clamouring that can be heard from many sides of the lake. Yet amid this cacophony, there are also stories...
Editorial

It should get better

By
Laura Blakley
In response to a recent rash of LGBT*-teen suicides, Dan Savage and his partner sat down and made a video. The video setup was simple, the sound wasn’t perfect, and it seemed planned, but...
Editorial

To whom can a girl turn

By
Maria Bowler
Like every young, super-fabulous lady in our city, I like certain things: shopping ‘til I drop, celebs, Apple-berry-tinis™, and the glossy women’s magazines they sell at the drugstore where I get my spray tan...
Editorial

An open letter to green apple

By
Ryan Harby
Listen green apple, there’s something I need to get off my chest. I’ve never liked you. I know that in my childhood I may have given the impression I liked you – I remember gladly accepting...

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