Editorial

Canada’s favourite coffee isn’t so fresh after all

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Malak Abas
Where are those Canadian values we’re always bragging about?
Scott Lercher
Editorial

Left behind in the brave new world

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Malak Abas
Visualize the future of robotic economics: a world where the rich continue to get richer, and the poor continue to get poorer.
Ernest Zarzuela
Arts & Culture

What to see this week: The Killing of a Sacred Deer

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Malak Abas
The Killing of a Sacred Deer opens with a shot of an open-heart surgery. There is blood, there are stitches, there are slowly-moving hands, and, in the centre of the screen, there is a...
News

“Who has jurisdiction over water?”

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Malak Abas
The University of Manitoba hosted the Student Pipeline Action Committee’s (SPAC) inaugural speaker panel event on Nov. 2. The event, titled “Beyond Borders: Pipeline Resistance from Standing Rock to Manitowapow,” was held in Robson Hall...
Jen Doerksen
Features

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.
Comment

Growing “anti-vaxxer” community a symptom of a deeper societal problem

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Malak Abas
We have created an environment of societal distrust through the professionals we choose to keep on pedestals and those we choose to ignore.
Ryan Ginter
Features

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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