Canada’s housing crisis culmination of capitalism
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Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives closed out the better part of a decade of austerity consistently, if nothing else. The Manitoba government has reportedly sold off more social housing to the private sector than it funded...
Illegality of dumpster diving in Winnipeg facilitates waste
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In this economy, the discarded microwaves and half-eaten red velvet cakes in my apartment complex’s dumpster are their own sweet temptations. However, I am defiant in private and a pathetic rule-follower in public. I...
Conservatism is for spineless babies racing to loserville
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If you’ve ever whipped up a nonsense paper in a panic during the wee hours of the morning to meet a deadline, you might have produced something very similar to Manitoba’s Conservative party. The...
Men’s sexlessness societal win, hookup culture not real
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These are sexually twisted times for sexless men and sex-frenzied 20-somethings.
In the United States, nearly one in three men between the ages of 18 and 30 report having no sex at all in the...
Squeezing deuces (or the politics of pooping and peeing)
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Picture this: you’re scrambling into a public washroom, clutching your abdomen at the eleventh hour. You pick the perfect unoccupied stall — no neighbours — and throw your pants down to hurl yourself onto...
Finding friends in familiar places
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1977’s Between the Lines opens on a group of 20-something beatnik amateur journalists surviving on cigarettes, weekday booze and sexual misadventures.
These characters — including bizarro dud of a music critic Max played by Jeff...
Noisy neighbourhoods and the quiet we crave
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Noise ruins my life.
All of the windows in my apartment face the back of a shopping complex. Sometimes there’s yelling as someone careens out the back exit with their shoplifting spoils. Adding to this...
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