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Arts & Culture

Students sowing Seeds

By
Jacob DavisJessie Krahn
The U of M department of English, theatre, film & media’s (ETFM) theatre program returns with their first stage production since the spring of 2020 — Seeds by Annabel Soutar. Directed by ETFM assistant professor...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
Research & Technology

What it takes to research an Indigenous language

By
Robert Moshe Thompson
The number of speakers of Indigenous languages in Canada has fallen steadily over time. However, increased attention to these languages has changed that.   Since 2006, the total number of Indigenous people in Canada who can...
Dallin Chicoine
Comment

More people, more problems

By
Dina Hamid
The Earth hit the population milestone of eight billion people on Nov. 15. According to the United Nations, the world’s population will reach 9.7 billion people in 2050, and may peak at about 11 billion by...
Dallin Chicoine
Comment

CAN you get out of U.S. politics?

By
Sarah Cohen
I’ve noticed how invested Canadians are in U.S. politics, and how that investment has turned to involvement. I have a foot in both camps. I am American and Canadian, and have lived in Canada the last six...
Jenna Solomon
Comment

Performance-based funding harms education

By
Braden Bristow
Performance-based funding — an educational funding system where funds are based largely on how “successful” a school is determined to be — is a concept likely to hurt our education system that has been considered by...
Dallin Chicoine
Editorial

Plans are not set in stone

By
Sarah Cohen
I think that that most of us reading this are at the age where we feel like we are doing what we think we need to do, but not what we actually need to do. Coming...
Jenna Solomon
Arts & Culture

’Toban about town — Next Stop Café

By
Jessie Krahn
Winnipeg’s restaurant scene has drastically shifted in the past three years. Even though some of the city’s signature watering holes could not weather hard times even before the pandemic, some eateries promise to stave...
Faith Peters