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…
Manitoba
Newly-appointed Lagimodiere embroiled in controversy Indigenous reconciliation and northern relations minister apologizes for residential school comments
The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba (PC) is facing public backlash over its recent handling of inappropriate comments made by cabinet ministers and Premier Brian…
Drought signals need for sustainable agriculture Climate challenges lie ahead, but governments can reduce risks by investing in food
As Winnipeggers funnel into air-conditioned buildings to stave off record-breaking heatwaves, Manitoba’s farmers are facing a much deeper crisis. For avid small talkers who love…
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…
Nurses criticize plan to expand training, reduce unions
After years of budget cuts to Manitoba’s health-care system, the current Progressive Conservative (PC) government faces a labour shortage in the nursing sector. To compensate,…
Pallister’s horrific record lost on Canadian audience
It has become increasingly clear that Manitoba’s Premier Brian Pallister has two political faces — one that has lost all political grip over local constituents…
Study on public perception of campus geese launched
If you are a student or staff member at the University of Manitoba, you have probably received an email from Fran Mulhall asking you to…
Minister announces amendments to Bill 33
On April 9, Manitoba Minister of Advanced Education, Skills and Immigration Wayne Ewasko announced that Bill 33, the Advanced Education Administration Amendment Act, will be…
Artists deserve better compensation post-pandemic
Following the launch of Manitoba’s vaccine rollout, there might be a glimmer of hope heading into the summer months. Although our circumstances feel largely the…
A letter from the MLA for St. Vital, Winnipeg
This past year has been a tough one, there’s no doubt about it. Students have faced unthinkable challenges throughout this pandemic with such a drastic…