Assembling anyway
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After a restrictive proposal to curb public protests, Winnipeg came together to shut it down. It’s a good thing we did.
On Feb. 10, the City of Winnipeg announced that the Safe Access to Vulnerable...
When “free” isn’t forever
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Snapchat has announced it will begin charging users for storing large amounts of content with its Memories feature -- a move that signals a broader shift in how social media platforms monetize user content....
The Manitoban horoscope for the week of Feb. 9
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Aquarius
January 20 – February 18
Aquarius, my dear friend, you do not always have to be so strong for everyone. Let someone else carry some of your burden this week. You do not have to...
I love being single
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I love being single. I think there’s a lot of misconception that if you aren’t in a relationship, you aren’t happy. I, for one, can attest that I’m happier out of a relationship than...
Surviving an apocalypse, Valentine’s edition
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Inspired by a TikTok trend where people listed the kinds of individuals they believed would be capable of eating the rest of us to survive an apocalypse, I decided to make my own list....
More than a game
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School sports cannot be undervalued. When people think about school sports, they often focus more on winning trophies or scoring goals, but they are much more than just games. They help students grow, learn...
Turning waste into opportunity
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Warren Blunt is an assistant professor in the U of M’s department of biosystems engineering. Blunt’s research uses industrial biotechnology to convert agricultural waste into environmentally friendly products that could reduce dependence on non-renewable...
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