During reading week, I took an international flight and two U.S. domestic flights. In my observations of people in and around the airport, I noticed an abundant lack of masking as my flight playlist...

The African proverb goes, “when elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers.” It takes a war to understand that civilians are the grass who never asked for the conflict, and that the governments...

By now, I think many Manitobans are likely quite weary of winter. I know I am. So take heart, for today on the first of March, spring — that elusive shrinking violet — has finally arrived....

The University of Manitoba Students’ Union held their biweekly board meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9. A large portion of the meeting’s open session was devoted to a presentation and discussion regarding the development of the...

There are many organs that help produce speech, such as the tongue, lips, teeth and other structures within the mouth like the palate.   Phonetics — a branch of linguistics — studies the way speech sounds...

George Floyd’s death in May 2020 sparked countless Black Lives Matter protests and rallies around the world, including here in Winnipeg, and there was no doubt in my mind that I was going. The night...

The very fact that there are homeless citizens in our city is a glaring problem. My issue is that there are people suffering on the streets while others sit comfortably in their homes. The...