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Unist’ot’en Camp resident visits Winnipeg to discuss resistance
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Winnipeg’s Mondragon Bookstore and Coffeehouse filled up quickly on the evening of Monday, Jan. 21 for a community dinner and discussion in support of Unist’ot’en Camp, a resistance community in northern B.C. on the...
Lululemon founder recipient of IDEA Award
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The University of Manitoba will honour Chip Wilson, co-founder and chairman of Lululemon, with an authentic gold medal manufactured by the Royal Canadian Mint. Wilson was named a recipient of the International Distinguished Entrepreneur...
Controversy looms over Morris newspaper
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A University of Manitoba native studies lecturer, Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair, recently attempted to discuss Indigenous issues with Morris Mirror editor-in-chief Reed Turcotte. On Jan. 22, Sinclair waited outside of the newspaper office, but did...
Without a paddle: Paddlewheel restaurant closes doors shy of 60 years...
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Earlier this month administration released the statement, “After careful consideration, The Bay and Compass Group Canada have announced the closure of the Paddlewheel restaurant operated within the Downtown Bay store.”
After decades of faithfully serving...
Winnipeg weather affects all walks of life
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Winnipeg recently lived up to its reputation when, for the first time in years, wind chill warnings decreased the temperatures to below minus 40 and created many issues for residents. Warnings on the weather...
The case for electric vehicles: Crunching numbers – Part 1 of...
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The biggest carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from consumers come from transportation.
According to Natural Resources Canada, the sector producing the most greenhouse gases (GHG) is transportation, accounting for 37 per cent of all emissions. This...
Heavy metal blunder: First international mercury treaty too weak, scientists say
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Over 140 United Nations member states agreed to a treaty to reduce mercury emissions on Geneva. The treaty has been under negotiation for four years. Named the Minamata Convention on Mercury after a Japanese...





