Poor skater, but fills the net
Get ready for a huge cliché, but hockey is really so much more than a game.
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By honouring John A. Macdonald’s name, we deem acceptable his white supremacy
Macdonald put racist ideas into genocidal practice. Publicly honouring him, then, comes at too high a price.
Left behind in the brave new world
Visualize the future of robotic economics: a world where the rich continue to get richer, and the poor continue to get poorer.
Putting a price tag on cell phone production extends beyond sales
Is the iPhone X or upcoming Galaxy X worth the humanity it costs to produce endless streams of upgrades and improvements?
Battling Islamophobia does not rest solely on the shoulders of Muslims
The communal feature of the phrase enabled the progress of democratic movements in the Arab Spring. Reclaiming “Allahu Akbar” is to see the world not just in black-and-white.
Anti-Israel movements need to call out anti-Semitism from within their ranks
When a group uses anti-Semitism to have a Jewish student humiliated and then admits it, a mere apology is not enough to reconcile for the damage done.
Canada Liberal Party’s hypocrisy matches its members’ personal wealth
These bombshells illustrate a deep-rooted hypocrisy within the Liberal party.
Film fest darling Call Me By Your Name romanticizes predatory relationships
This film is in the morally bankrupt business of licensing sexual relations between minors and adults.
Progressive Conservative climate action plan not progressive where it counts
The Manitoban government is talking cheap politics, not climate change.
Traffic enforcement in Winnipeg an exercise in coin collecting
This city is more interested in the fines given out than actually speaking with the engineers who make a living improving road safety.