Kathleen Wynne’s long road to June
The 2018 Ontario election bears similarity between the Liberals there and the 2016 Manitoba NDP.
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The banality of bourgeois ethics
So long as the public fails to see its interests realized, the private actions of those in public office are worthy of scrutiny and condemnation.
The toxic politics of charisma
History has proven that when it comes to elections, the winner has more to do with their presentation than their policy.
It’s time to modernize NAFTA into a trade deal that works for everyone
After having been left behind for the better part of the last two decades, the working class in these nations must be addressed in a fair matter when discussing trade.
Five Canadian politicians to watch in 2018
The who’s who of Canadian parliamentary democracy in 2018.
Mélanie Joly talks to Winnipegers about Creative Canada
Mélanie Joly, minister of Canadian heritage, visited Winnipeg to promote the Creative Canada Policy Framework at a luncheon hosted by the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce…
Tuition increases affect low-income students disproportionately: study
A recent report prepared for the Manitoba Organization of Faculty Associations (MOFA) reveals the impact of tuition fees on student enrolment, career preference, teacher compensation,…
By honouring John A. Macdonald’s name, we deem acceptable his white supremacy
Macdonald put racist ideas into genocidal practice. Publicly honouring him, then, comes at too high a price.
Panel challenges Quebec’s “religious neutrality” law
The Islamic Social Services Association (ISSA) and the University of Manitoba’s Centre for Human Rights Research (CHRR) co-hosted a panel discussion Thursday challenging the constitutional…
I wanted to pitch like Roy Halladay
Forget the sticks and pucks, I wanted to pitch like Roy Halladay.