The scientific significance of traditional knowledge
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Traditional and non-western ways of knowing are often othered in the sciences. Oftentimes, people refer to western medicine as “conventional” and traditional medicine as “alternative.”
For example, Indigenous communities in Canada used controlled burning to...
UMSU referendum presentation at federation postponed
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) was unable to present its recent referendum results at the Canadian Federation of Students’ National General Meeting in Ottawa, Ont. near the start of the fall term...
CAN you get out of U.S. politics?
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I’ve noticed how invested Canadians are in U.S. politics, and how that investment has
turned to involvement.
I have a foot in both camps. I am American and Canadian, and have lived in Canada the
last six...
Plans are not set in stone
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I think that that most of us reading this are at the age where we feel like we are doing what
we think we need to do, but not what we actually need to do.
Coming...
Repeal of Bill 28 a win for labourers
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A strike mandate was approved by 96.5 per cent of the 55,000 workers represented by the
Ontarian School Board Council of Unions.
The council demanded a wage increase of $3.25 an hour per year, equal pay...
Get a grip (on your trash), stop littering
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As we move further into November, I still find myself thinking of summer. I think back to
the heat, the feeling of relaxation and, most importantly, no school.
Lately, there’s another thing that I’ve thinking about...
Collaboration fosters prevention, treatment of diabetes
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Our body breaks down the food we consume into glucose and transforms it into cellular energy. Insulin — a hormone produced in the pancreas — functions in regulating our blood glucose.
Diabetes is a metabolic...
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