City subsidizing Jets’ profits a fruitless venture
Winnipeggers love hockey and were thrilled when the Jets made the playoffs. Unfortunately, during the weeks and months that Winnipeg remained a contender, it was…
Kenny Ingram
In marijuana legalization, Manitoba PCs torn between competing ideologies
Brian Pallister has handled everything to do with marijuana legalization in the least ideologically consistent way possible.
Jazz festival corporatization reflects organizers’ apathy for the genre
Growing corporatization and a lack of leadership has turned a jazz festival into a money-making festival of little jazz.
Transport Canada must do more to protect travellers from airline abuse
The cozy relationship between Transport Canada and Canadian airlines is an affront to stringent passenger rights.
Pallister government fails Economics 101
Unfairly awarded construction contracts reveal a deeply-rooted tension in Pallister’s economic philosophy.
Supreme Court should uphold right to die with dignity
Allowing religious hospitals to choose ideology over medical relevancy undermines our human right to autonomy.
Cash flowing into think tanks undermines impartiality of the political process
Large donations and dark money undermine the information presented in think tank studies.
Trudeau’s town halls about show, not substance
On a tour whose goal is to discuss the issues facing Canadians, events should not be dominated by cheap talking points.
Labour Board should enforce fine on the U of M administration
Forcing UMFA to once again negotiate a settlement with the administration is extremely counterproductive.
Strong Republicans and weak Democrats result in a spectrum shift to the right-wing
Right-wing economic policies will always come out on top when it comes to current mainstream Democrats and Republicans.