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As the dust settles from the recent UMSU election, it is apparent that it was not an election based on the serious issues that face…
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March 10, 2014
As the dust settles from the recent UMSU election, it is apparent that it was not an election based on the serious issues that face…
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March 11, 2013
June 19, 2013
March 22, 2011
March 2, 2022
After the federal government legislated the use of the Emergencies Act — legislation that allows the government to have significant temporary powers to freeze the bank accounts and credit cards of protesters or arrest them — on Feb. 14, the protests were on track to end. Despite Conservative pushback on Parliament Hill, “freedom” protests in Ottawa were rapidly cleared and the use of such temporary powers came to an end on Feb. 23. But Winnipeg protesters were one of the exceptions. After receiving a lenient police deadline to end their occupation across the street of the Manitoba Legislative Building, protesters moved to a nearby location in Memorial Park. This lack of dedicated action from the police department suggests the “freedom convoy” extends beyond unvaccinated individuals and appeals to public servants like Winnipeg’s police force.
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October 5, 2015
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November 20, 2018