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Two weeks in Palestine and Israel

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Brian Latour
This summer, I was fortunate enough to attend the first Independent Jewish Voices solidarity tour of Palestine and Israel. This was a very emotional and educational trip, and I feel compelled to share what...
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A shattered dream or a dream yet to come true?

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K. M. Nasir
Canada is a country with a lack of jobs for the new immigrants, regardless of how qualified they are. Many immigrants are highly educated in their respective fields, and have migrated to Canada with...
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You call this camping?

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Camping is one of the best activities to do in the summer. The possibilities are seemingly endless and camping trips are always satisfying. Or at least I used to think so until recently. Frequenting...
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Never quit, boys, never quit

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Sheldon Birnie
The other evening, my buddy Woodtick and I were drinking a beer behind the Park Theatre, waiting to see the Fred Eaglesmith Travelling Show. The Ginn Sisters, from Texas, had just gone inside...
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Long live the Queen!

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Meredith Holigroski
Queen Elizabeth was in Winnipeg earlier this month for just over six hours, but no one can say they were not spent productively. She came, she waved, she stood by the Sals on Esplanade...
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What ya gonna do when the police want to talk...

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Leif Larsen
Last month’s G20 conference in Toronto saw, according to a report on CBC.ca, “more than 900 people arrested during the .” Additionally, an untold number of people had their person, bags and vehicles searched....
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Of foul weather and fouler politicians

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Sheldon Birnie
Manitobans love to complain about the weather. It’s either too hot, too muggy or too buggy; too wet, too windy or too dry; too cold, too much snow or not enough. Granted, Manitoba depends...

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