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Blockades and bonfires — Warriors stand with Wet’suwet’en chiefs

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Cam Cannon
Pipeline actions ramp up Several people were arrested Monday when Ontario Provincial Police broke up a railway blockade in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in the latest escalation of a conflict that began more than a year...
Alexander Decebal-Cuza
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Winnipeg’s winter heats up with diverse acts at Festival du Voyageur

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Amin Montazeri Pour AghaEmelia Fournier
The Manitoban chatted up various performers during the 50th Festival du Voyageur.
Asha Nelson
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Trudeau pressed on environment, immigration at Winnipeg town hall

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Imreet Kaur
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fielded a range of questions for over two hours during a town hall event at the University of Manitoba’s Max Bell Centre on Feb. 1. Trudeau addressed questions on a variety...
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A Canadian monster in Nunavut

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Malak Abas
A U of M graduate student has made a shocking discovery while in Nunavut: Canada’s very first monster.
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Nuit Blanche returns to illuminate Winnipeg streets

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Olivia Michalczuk
The streets of Winnipeg were once again filled with excitement Sept. 30 as locals came out to support the seventh annual Nuit Blanche, with art installations in The Exchange, St. Boniface, Downtown, and The...
Jen Doerksen
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The trials and tribulations of the Fringe Fest solo performer

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Malak Abas
Whether it’s handing out flyers, performing free monologues for strangers in lineups, or promoting yourself on social media, many performers at The Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival have to devote a large amount of their...
Asha Nelson
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Grassy Narrows: Learning through action

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Shaden Abusaleh
Last month, 22 University of Manitoba students took part in a two-week program that situated them directly in the context of the Anishinaabe of Northenwestern Ontario to develop an understanding of their place as...
Asha Nelson

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