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Sports

Bisons men’s hockey team falls short of playoff spot

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Quinn Mayhew
The University of Manitoba men’s hockey team played out their last weekend of the regular season with a two-game series against the University of Alberta Golden Bears. The Golden Bears had a quick start to Friday...
Matthew Merkel
Arts & Culture

Joshua Whitehead — ‘Making Love with the Land’

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Jessie Krahn
I like Valentine’s Day because it gives me an excuse to watch people talk about their loved ones. Their eyes start to rove around the room as they smile a little in spite of...
Arts & Culture

’Toban tracks — Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?

By
Jacob Davis
Romantic comedies are often considered the quintessential Valentine’s Day films.  Stories about couples meeting, falling in love, engaging in some shenanigans and finding their way to a happy ending. It’s a straightforward formula.  While this isn’t...
Dallin Chicoine
Arts & Culture

The ’Toban staff’s super romantic Valentine’s Day picks

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Manitoban staff
Moonstruck (1987) https://youtu.be/M01_2CKL6PU While perhaps not the most conventional romcom, Moonstruck is by far my favourite. But how could it be conventional when the leads are Cher and Nicolas Cage? The plot follows Cher’s widowed character, who...
Jenna Solomon
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The casualties of modern dating

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Sarah Cohen
Happy Valentine’s Day, Bisons. Whether you have a person by your side this year or not, remember that this holiday is about the love all around us. I find that people I’ve known throughout the...
Jenna Solomon
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Love, the only thing that matters

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Braden Bristow
Our relationships with others are the most important part of being human. I did not realize this until I was an adult. I enjoy writing, listening to music, learning new skills and numerous other...
Jenna Solomon
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Black artists are the blueprint of music

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Dina Hamid
Black musicians have shaped and moulded the musical landscape into what it is today. As I reflect on a few of my personal favourite musicians, it is so glaringly obvious that music history is...