Bad speech is still free speech
I certainly understand the point the author is trying to make in the Sept. 6 editorial, “The so-called free speech crisis on university campuses is…
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Potholes appear on the road to legalization
Are you now, or have you ever been, high? If the answer is “yes,” you’re not alone. Statistics Canada estimates that 43 per cent of…
The so-called free speech crisis on university campuses is a fabrication
Free speech has never been free; bigots are only now paying the price.
Unpopular Conservative party in need of a rebrand
The data has spoken, and most Canadians are simply not buying into the right’s ploy to stir up American style populist anger.
Kinew pledges to stand-up for newcomers
Provincial NDP leadership candidate Wab Kinew announced plans Monday to “increase and improve immigration” by removing the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program’s (MPNP) $500 immigrant application…
Father-son duo of Claude and Simon Berube bring impressive resumes to 2017 Canada Summer Games
Track and field success runs through the family for University of Manitoba track and field head coach Claude Berube and his son Simon.
Boyd captures first medal in athletics for Team Manitoba at Canada Summer Games
Team Manitoba got off to a strong start on day one of athletics at the 2017 Canada Games, with thrower Brooke-Lynn Boyd capturing bronze in javelin.
Abbott sisters hitting it off in beach volleyball
Twin sisters Kearley and Josie Abbott are two of the top indoor volleyball players in Manitoba. They are coming off a tremendous showing in their…
Winnipeg gathers to “unsettle” and acknowledge 150 years of Indigenous resilience, determination, and courage
While Canadians celebrated 150 years of confederation on July 1, a handful of events in Winnipeg were meant to draw attention to this continent’s much…
Activist movements ought to be applauded, not condemned
Public demonstration of grievances and peaceful protests are integral to a government that properly addresses the problems of and represents the goals of its people.