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How much is too much?

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Clara Lysecki
Are you eating too much salt? That depends who you ask. If you ask Health Canada, the answer would most likely be “yes.” According to the Canadian Community Health Survey, Canadian adults consume...
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Racism and poor decisions

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Michael Kirkness
Last month, Eric Russel Daniels was shot to death by the Winnipeg Police after refusing to release the machete he happened to be carrying. Also last month, just outside Pimicikamak Cree Nation, a Greyhound...
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U.S. and Israel play-fight for the media

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Ian Hunter
According to Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz last week, while American and Israeli diplomatic tensions seem to be publicly deteriorating, the two countries have been negotiating massive arms deals behind closed doors. Earlier last month, American Vice-President...
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Babes, boats and Burts and Burts and Burts of beer

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Sheldon Birnie
Summers in Manitoba are unparalleled. For anyone who has not seen the sun rise over a marsh in the middle of nowhere, or woken in a ditch, blissfully happy with the universe while plagued...
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Thank you, and good luck

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Corey King
This may well be the last article I ever write for the Manitoban. And while I didn't say everything I wanted to say, I hope that I said something that struck one of you...
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The most important lesson of all

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Michael Silicz
“Dream as if you’ll live forever; live as if you’ll die today” — James Dean. The most important lesson I’ve ever learned in life was taught to me by Elmo. Before I explain the deeply philosophical...
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The beauty behind global awareness

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Sarah Khalil
To celebrate the end of the first year of the international comment section, I believe it is important to remind our readers and volunteers of the cultural success of such a project. The idea...

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