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Recapping 2023 on the links
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The Bisons golf season wrapped up for the winter with the CanWest Championships last week from Oct. 2 to 3. Hosted by the University of the Fraser Valley Cascades, the tournament was played at...
Canada’s housing crisis culmination of capitalism
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Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives closed out the better part of a decade of austerity consistently, if nothing else. The Manitoba government has reportedly sold off more social housing to the private sector than it funded...
Clear skies in Manitoba’s future
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After a long fifteen-hour shift serving my beautiful province working for Elections Manitoba, enduring a paper cut and a nick from a pair of scissors, I came home to good news.
On Oct. 3, the...
U of M prof soft on Putin
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I was reading a CBC News article last week about comments that Russian President Vladimir Putin made regarding former Canadian Speaker of the House Anthony Rota’s resignation. Rota had invited a former Nazi Ukrainian...
It’s almost Winnipeg’s 150, but we really shouldn’t be celebrating
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Winnipeg will mark its 150-year anniversary on Nov. 8, 2023. In the lead-up to civic celebrations, it is important to look at what Winnipeg’s incorporation meant to people at the time.
The recent victory of...
The stitch blanket sound of CMHR’s Music Scene
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In the early hours of the evening on Sept. 23, the downtown area filled with the buzzing of people eager to explore the arts and culture hub forming at Nuit Blanche Winnipeg. For the...
Mitski, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We
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4.5/5 Stars
The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We portrays love, loneliness and self-care in a musical language that acknowledges and feels resigned to its fate. Whereas previous albums by Japanese-American singer-songwriter Mitski have...
