David Barnard to leave U of M in 2020
Ambitious candidates will soon be vying for the top administration job at the University of Manitoba.
Jacob Singleton
Imperialism, Huawei and Canada
Huawei and Canadians in headlines only obfuscate the systemic forces driving the conflict.
Time for détente with North Korea
Despite a commitment by North Korea to reach out to Canada and establish a détente, Canada refuses to de-escalate tension between the two countries.
“Vice” (2018) is great, but gets much wrong
An examination of the film Vice (2018) and its blind spot for structural issues.
Museum presents an incomplete Mandela
What the Canadian Museum for Human Rights gets wrong about Nelson Mandela.
Stella’s unionization raises important questions
As more Stella’s locations continue to organize and join the union, it should be the priority of the collective to force all management out of their seats of power.
“Hellboy” (2019) doomed to wander the uncanny valley?
Even before the Hellboy reboot drops later this year, it is condemned to the deepest recesses of audience hellfire by its very design.
Toward a new politics with a Prairie ethos
A new political vision for Canada needs to be constructed with the Prairie ethos at its core. The Prairies is a strange place with a…
Scrooge was right about charities
Public social programs are philosophically and practical superior to charities.
Support Canada’s postal workers
Canadian posties have continually worked to improve the working conditions of their members and have offered a blueprint for a better Canada. Their current labour dispute is no different.