Oil and water: Are science and religion in conflict?
“Science respects the power of the human intellect; religion belittles it,” claims the former Oxford chemist Peter Atkins. Atkins adds, “Religion is armchair speculation well…
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A festival of flavours: chocolate style!
Calling all chocoholics! Ciao! Winnipeg is currently holding their eighth annual ChocolateFest which runs throughout the month of April. The event is sponsored by Mordens,…
“Where we are shapes who we are”
U of M president David Barnard began the most recent installment of the Visionary Conversations speaker series by saying, “Where we are shapes who we…
Your coffee shop horoscope
Reading tea leaves is a traditional art that is supposed to tell your fortune – but I bet you didn’t know that where you choose…
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
One of the things that make me feel like a grown-ass adult is having a box of sensual goodies reserved only for sexy times in…
U of M Climbing Club pushes it to the limit!
If you’re looking to push your workouts to new heights, you should head down to the Frank Kennedy Centre climbing wall and check out the…
Decolonizing Yoga
What do you think of when you think of yoga? You probably think of ohm-ing, overpriced Lululemon pants, bending into pretzel-y shapes named after animals, or maybe…
Going Deep with Jodie Layne
So, dating can suck sometimes/most of the time. This is the common refrain from single friends. Back in the days when I was single, navigating…
The case for electric vehicles: Electric vehicles—public policy and consumer benefits—part 3 of 3
To an individual consumer, one of the biggest benefits of owning an electric vehicle (EV) is the very low operating cost. The gasoline expense adds…
Freedom of religion
At this very moment around the world, people languish in dark prisons, families live in fear, and entire communities face oppression, for nothing more than…