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Journalism student wins award for work published on CNC

Arts & Entertainment, EducationBy Noah ErenbergApril 2, 20151 Comment

“CNC is a great opportunity for young journalists, like myself, to get their work out there and get valuable feedback at the same time.”

Ditchball returns to the U of M

Arts & Entertainment, Education, Southwest, SportsBy Trevor SmithApril 2, 2015

A cross between a bar brawl and a hockey fight, the 40-year-old tradition, popularized by architectural undergrads, is back.

Equality in wealth means better health

Economy & Business, Education, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Ryan MeiliMarch 31, 2015

Income and its distribution, education, employment, housing, food security and the wider environment have far greater impact on health outcomes than health care.

Homophobic attitude and language ingrained in culture of sport

Culture, Education, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, SportsBy Stephen BurnsMarch 30, 2015

Part 8 in a series examining homophobia in sports asks straight athletes what it will take to change long standing discrimination.

Philanthropic program for youth creates positive impact for local charities and participants

Charitable Organizations, Education, Local Heroes, Our Neighbourhoods, Stories of GivingBy Rebecca VesnerMarch 26, 2015

Youth in Philanthropy shows that young people today want to get involved and to make positive change in our community.

Wicked high school experience for local Disney Princess impersonator

Culture, Education, Our City, Our NeighbourhoodsBy Molly KarpMarch 24, 2015

Known for his drag persona, Satina Loren, Kerry Dale thinks every high school needs to teach about gender and sexuality.

Provocative and engaging public art project challenges racist perceptions

Arts & Entertainment, Culture, Education, Health & Safety, Our NeighbourhoodsBy Noah ErenbergMarch 18, 2015

Oji-Cree artist KC Adams unveils her groundbreaking exhibit, Perceptions, in a way that is as unique and exciting as the project itself.

How Canada fails people with mental illness

Education, Health & SafetyBy Paul Kurdyak and Sanjeev SockalingamMarch 18, 2015

Having a mental illness means you are less likely to get the healthcare you need, and is a bigger predictor of poor access to care than low income.

Waste Not Winnipeg’s first ever Stuff Swap a big success

Culture, Downtown, Economy & Business, Education, Our Neighbourhoods, Stories of GivingBy Doug KretchmerMarch 17, 20151 Comment

People donated all sorts of things and helped themselves to what others were giving away, as organizer hopes to make it a regular event.

Dying badly in Canada

Education, Health & Safety, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Harvey Max ChochinovMarch 16, 2015

The stories are unfathomable, even grotesque, as ignorance and lack of skill in attending to the needs of dying patients are still tragically common in Canada.

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