Justin Trudeau’s proposed semi-automatic rifle ban the start of meaningful legislation
Instances like the mass shooting in Mississauga or Toronto should remind every Canadian that the current laws on the books are not nearly strict enough.
Kenny Ingram
Don’t let Elizabeth May’s implicit bigotry prevent criticism of hyper-partisanship
Green Party’s Elizabeth May represents one extreme, but the partisan status quo represents another.
Privatization is immensely unpopular in Manitoba
A recent poll conducted in Manitoba underlines just how misaligned the priorities of citizens and provincial government are.
No solidarity from UMSU in transit labour dispute
UMSU executive has once again demonstrated its inability to represent students with a recent vote on the Winnipeg Transit labour dispute.
Province’s fate lies in the hands of Wab Kinew
Manitoba’s 2019 provincial election will be historic in determining the direction of the province.
Pallister government exposes fatal flaw of Canada’s social democracy
For years at both the provincial and federal level, Canadian lawmakers have been stifled by the power of private industry owners, leading to the watered-down laws which get passed.
Social media moguls must confront white supremacy
In the wake of recent controversy, it is clear that tech companies still do not understand the seriousness of the space in which they operate.
Lies, half-truths and UMSU’s tired crusade
UMSU’s campaign against the federation is built on falsehoods.
It’s time Pallister learns some self-accountability
The blame game is all the rage in Manitoba’s governing party.
Why Canada needs to make child care a right
The case for universal child care in Canada.