Canadian legislators lagging on public health
A Canada-wide ban on partially hydrogenated oils, the main source of industry-produced trans fats, went into effect Sept. 7. The ban is long overdue, having…
lifestyle
Hucksters and scalpers control live entertainment
By double-dipping and fostering inflated resale prices, Ticketmaster is acting against the interests of consumers. Last week, the Toronto Star published an article detailing the…
Afraid to say I am a fan
Toxic fandom is having real-life implications and fans need to fix it
Don’t break the bank — save big
From sandwiches at Subway to the delectable pumpkin spice lattes from Starbucks after class, or the cheaper but just-as-good Tim Hortons iced coffee, students will…
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Skyharbor — Sunshine Dust 4/5 Progressive-metal rock band Skyharbor released its new album Sunshine Dust this month after working on it for almost four years….
Local band targets police brutality
Reviving the soul-rock sound, the Noble Thiefs have released a new song, “16 Candles.” The band consists of vocalist Myron Dean, bassist Johannes Lodewyks, guitarist…
On-campus students talk about residence life
The transition from high school to university can be difficult, but some students face the additional stress that comes with moving away from home, leaving…
Battle of the burger — Le Burger Week returns
Burger lovers are in for a flavourful kick as Le Burger Week returns to the city. This year Winnipeg hits a new level of flavour…
Hoot Owl Festival brings familiar sound to the stage
As Manitoba’s festival season has slowly started winding down, festivalgoers were introduced to a new local festival that had a familiar feel. Hoot Owl Festival…
Convenience marketed at expense of independent contractors and customer experience
As technology strengthens its hold on our realities, employers’ adherence to the tradition of hiring legally-defined “employees” is outflanked by the opportunity for enhanced profits…