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‘Old stock Canadian’ defends against coded racism

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Evan Tremblay
There is nothing inherently wrong with the phrase “old stock Canadian” used by federal Conservative leader Stephen Harper in the recent leaders’ debate to defend cuts to health care for refugees. The families of some...
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The aesthetics of voting

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Tom Ingram
Do you know who you’re voting for come Oct. 19? I have an idea, albeit a vague one. I’m leaning toward the NDP and Thomas Mulcair. I feel a strong pull in this direction that...
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Mr. Martin goes to Ottawa

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Craig Adolphe
On Sept. 16 the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ hosted an election forum featuring candidates in the Winnipeg Centre riding. The forum garnered attention in the media – including CBC, CTV News, Global News, the Winnipeg Free...
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Federal parties competent contenders for power – but also deeply flawed

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Ethan Cabel
The narrative perpetuated by political observers throughout this long election campaign has been that Canadian voters are looking for a change – that the winner on Oct. 19 will be the party that best...
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University 101

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Dana HatherlyManitoban staff
This feature edition of the Manitoban serves as a survival guide for new and returning students at the University of Manitoba. To alleviate anxieties and provide general insight about university student life, the Manitoban’s editorial...
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Library tips

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Tom Ingram
If you’re a new student, you’re probably overwhelmed by all the fees you’ve just paid. Your tuition is by far the largest of these, but don’t be deceived: the most valuable, in terms of...
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STEM student groups

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Chantelle Dubois
Whether you are a new or returning student, there are many student groups on campus to get involved with. For students in science, technology, engineering, or math the options are numerous. Connect with a student...

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