Canada’s arms exports are hitting closer to home
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Canada’s arms export story is usually told as an overseas one. This story is not wrong, but it is incomplete. A large part of Canada’s export pipeline runs into the U.S., including equipment now...
I do not want children, I have Heated Rivalry
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Every few months, a government discovers that its birth rate is falling and reacts as if it has just found a crack in the foundation. The proposed fixes start to blur together — cash...
Blue Monday meets a rough Jets season
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January always feels like a grind here in Winnipeg. The days are short, routines feel heavier and even when nothing goes wrong, everything still takes more effort than it should. That is why the...
Reclaim your attention in a disinformation age
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January has arrived, and everyone has made new plans to reinvent themselves. Gym memberships spike, steps get counted and diets get renamed. Physical health matters, but these rituals often skip a different kind of...
Heated Rivalry holds the line against fear and erasure
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I am used to an alarm clock going off at an ungodly hour, then getting hauled into a freezing rink by 8 a.m. Not to play hockey, but to watch my brother play the...
Paper angels, real inequality
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I am not a religious person, but my best memories of church are of my grandmother and I standing together beside an angel tree. We went year-round, but at this time of year, the...
Peace on earth, parts to Israel
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Here in Canada, many are getting into the holiday spirit by gathering for dinners with friends, crowding into shops and walking under lights strung over streets that were dark just weeks ago.
For a moment,...
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