Several months after the province of Manitoba announced it would cut enhanced operating grants for child-care centres and simultaneously double low-income parents’ fees, the Progressive…
A new semester at the University of Manitoba just wouldn’t feel right without a potential strike looming. Now, U of M students can rest assured…
More than three months have passed since the toppling of the Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II statues at the legislative building. It has been…
Public concern about the abuse of Haitian migrants surfaced last week after images of United States border patrol agents were released. The images displayed white…
The 2021 election was tumultuous for all parties involved. Little time to prepare talking points, rushed platforms and frantic canvassing defined it. Although no leader…
Canadian labour is entering the 2021 election in dire straits. Union density has been steadily declining since the 1980s. Although the Liberal party victory in…
When I first voted in 2015, I went to the ballot with high hopes that my decision on election day had the capacity to address…
The rise of populism during periods of political crisis is a common trend across the world. Populism is a rhetorical type of politics which aims…
Today, Canada’s universal health-care system is as popular as it was when it was first introduced decades ago. Most Canadians praise our system as proof…
After five years of anxiously waiting for Premier Brian Pallister and his uncooperative majority regime to fall in Manitoba, progressives and activists received some good…