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Canada’s arms exports are hitting closer to home
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Canada’s arms export story is usually told as an overseas one. This story is not wrong, but it is incomplete. A large part of Canada’s export pipeline runs into the U.S., including equipment now...
The case for a Winnipeg Transit riders union
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A transit riders union — successful in many other cities — is the next logical step toward restoring trust and accountability in Winnipeg’s transit system, which continues to face serious challenges.
Winnipeg Transit’s problems begin...
I love beer and cussing
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As a woman who has been constantly reprimanded for swearing, whether in public or by my mother, I will openly tell anyone that I swear like a sailor. I find swearing to be almost...
The Earth has entered a new era of water bankruptcy
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A new report from the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment, and Health (UNU-INWEH) suggested that the globe has entered a new era of “water bankruptcy.” For the past four decades, the phrase “global...
Managing water for the future of prairie agriculture
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Ranjan R. Sri Ranjan is a professor and associate head (graduate) in the U of M department of biosystems engineering. Sri Ranjan believes that water management is at the centre of sustainable agriculture on...
When extended reality becomes performance art
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Cascading trails of arms, a twirling 3D model and ephemeral words that melt into digital noise — these are elements from the closing scene of Freya Björg Olafson’s MÆ – Motion Aftereffect, a live...
Phenomenally Flower inspires self-betterment
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Poet, U of M school of business communications specialist and social entrepreneur Cheta Akaluka has released her debut poetry collection this January.
The writing is centred on her goal of relaying what she has learned...







