Strong Republicans and weak Democrats result in a spectrum shift to the right-wing
Right-wing economic policies will always come out on top when it comes to current mainstream Democrats and Republicans.
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UMSU plebiscite is politics made petty
To anyone with the strength of will to watch, UMSU is clearly setting the stage for a defederation campaign.
In the introduction of ridesharing to Winnipeg, a balanced approach is key
Regulation for apps like Uber and Lyft benefit both the consumer and employee.
Kathleen Wynne’s long road to June
The 2018 Ontario election bears similarity between the Liberals there and the 2016 Manitoba NDP.
The banality of bourgeois ethics
So long as the public fails to see its interests realized, the private actions of those in public office are worthy of scrutiny and condemnation.
Canada’s favourite coffee isn’t so fresh after all
Where are those Canadian values we’re always bragging about?
The toxic politics of charisma
History has proven that when it comes to elections, the winner has more to do with their presentation than their policy.
How to defeat the political illiteracy that is the alt-right
The alt-right is bound for self-refutation. Leave them to their devices and let the third act play out.
Don’t get too excited for Uber, Winnipeg
Some of the company’s main pitfalls lie in its treatment of drivers, the workers that provide the multi-billion dollar corporation the vast majority of its income.
Leaving the cult of meat
Society’s mass marketing structure encourages a culture of ignorant consumption.