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China in Africa

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Stefan Epp
When Chinese supervisors recently shot at protesting Zambian miners, injuring 11, the story quickly became international news. A labour incident in a remote corner of a far-off African country is not often a story...
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Human trafficking in Canada

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Human trafficking does not sound like something that happens in Winnipeg. Sure, most of us have heard of it, but usually in the context of far away places. Yet news of Manitoba’s first human...
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Reality Cheque

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Sarah Bockstael
Debt is something that frustrates me to no end. Not only have I been a student for the past four years, I have worked at one of the big five banks for almost as...
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Another winter of discontent

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Sheldon Birnie
Well, shit. Winter is back, kicking ass and taking names. Outside, it is wet and cold as fuck. There was snow last night, and the weather is already taking its toll on drivers across...
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The October Crisis forty years after

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Greg Sacks
Last year, a great injustice was done in Canada. At the muzzle of threats to violence issued by some Quebec sovereigntists, several events to mark the 250th anniversary of the Battle of the Plains...
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Ignorance is bliss

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Leif Larsen
Congratulations! If you have managed to stand up, walk over to a Manitoban stand and pick up a copy of this paper then there is still hope for you. Those who couldn’t muster the...
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Over the sea and back again

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Duncan Farthing-Nichol
It is winter as you walk through the streets of St. Petersburg. The snow drifts gently down, quietly blanketing the canals and bridges on your way to the metro. Manicured parks and onion-domed cathedrals...

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