Tataskweyak Cree Nation declares state of emergency
In the wake of recent deaths and self-harm-related injuries, on July 14 Tataskweyak Cree Nation declared a state of emergency for the community of Split…
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UNIFOR 3007 agrees to roll over collective agreement to 2022
Mass grave sites confirmed at the site of Kuper Island School
Vaccine passports exclude international students Provincial spokesperson says to expect announcement in coming weeks
Newly-appointed Lagimodiere embroiled in controversy Indigenous reconciliation and northern relations minister apologizes for residential school comments
Editorial & Comment
Pallister’s racism is becoming increasingly apparent Distasteful comments during press conference warrants resignation
The famed poet T. S. Eliot once remarked that April is the cruelest month, but the recent spate of comments on residential schools and Canadian…
Drought signals need for sustainable agriculture Climate challenges lie ahead, but governments can reduce risks by investing in food
The quiet history of Manitoba’s colonial namesakes Wolseley an infamous colonial cog internationally, neighbourhood must be renamed
Pallister’s racism is becoming increasingly apparent Distasteful comments during press conference warrants resignation
May review from UMSU’s president
Features
Twiddling green thumbs during COVID-19 Growth in plant ownership soothes lockdown loneliness
One typical stay-at-home night last September, in the midst of a COVID-19 Manitoba lockdown, my partner discussed the joys of owning and caring for plants…
Arts & Culture
Moving forward with understanding and empathy New documentary film examines substance use among Indigenous people
Kímmapiiyipitssini: The Meaning of Empathy, the debut work from Seen Through Woman Productions, is currently screening at the 2021 Gimli Film Festival (GFF). Written and…
An exploration of history, identity and culture Winnipeg-based filmmakers discuss what it means to be Jewish in Manitoba
Culture is not a monolith The co-directors of Ma Nishma Manitoba on collaboration, culture and COVID-19
’Toban turntable: Debra-Jean Creelman, Threshold, 4/5
Finding strength in one’s own voice
Sports
Bombers’ Miller overseeing return of fans to IG Field 100 per cent capacity granted for home opener
On July 14, Premier Brian Pallister and top provincial doctor Brent Roussin announced new COVID-19 restrictions for Manitoba starting July 17, the most exciting of which,…
