Carbon tax and the fear-mongering of the right
The myths pushed by these largely right-wing zealots must be dispelled.
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FAQ review celebrates 10th anniversary
The Feminist and Queer Review (FAQ) launched its 10th anniversary issue Friday evening with an intimate gathering in ArtLab. Each year the FAQ is put…
U of M community remembers residential school survivors
Students across Canada wore orange on Friday in remembrance and to honour the scores of children who attended residential schools. Orange Shirt Day is a…
For truth in advertising
Politicians often lie when they speak. It is far rarer for a blatant lie to be fully displayed on a banner before the politician even…
Fight for $15 and Fairness launches in Manitoba
Winnipeggers gathered outside Portage Place Shopping Centre Monday to advocate for raising the minimum wage. The Fight for $15 and Fairness Manitoba campaign kicked off…
Celebration and solidarity: Indigenous Day Live 2018 at the Forks
On Saturday, June 23 hundreds of people came together at the Forks in Winnipeg to celebrate National Indigenous People’s Day at APTN’s Indigenous Day Live…
JUNOfest-bound Caveboy stopping in Winnipeg
Montreal-based alternative indie-pop trio Caveboy is riding high since the band’s win at the 2018 Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class. The band will stop at…
Afro Prairie Film Festival anchors Black History Month
Black History Month is an international celebration occurring each February. Events in Winnipeg wrapped up on Feb. 24 with a community gala and closing ceremony…
Local art from local hearts
On Feb. 10, a project called Lovecrafted raised over $500 for ArtsJunktion, a community arts organization. Lovecrafted hosted a pop-up shop at Forth that featured…
CMHR sheds light on Canadian black history
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) organized several mini-talks covering a range of topics every Saturday through February to mark Black History Month. The…