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Implementing a basic income in Canada to improve health and reduce poverty

Economy & Business, Health & Safety, History, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Mélanie Meloche-HolubowskiApril 26, 2016

Professor who analyzed data from Manitoba towns that took part in 1970s Mincome Project explains why this idea has just as much relevance today.

Protesters surprised by police response to occupation

Downtown, Health & Safety, Politics, SafetyBy Vivian KetchumApril 26, 2016

Winnipeg police officers catch everyone off guard when they accept invitation to participate in sharing circle upon entering occupation of Indigenous Affairs offices.

Duffy wins, Harper’s PMO and Senate lose

PoliticsBy Roger CurrieApril 25, 2016

How many millions were spent prosecuting Duffy? It took more than three years, and the only real casualties were the Red Chamber itself and the PMO under Harper.

Unprecedented regime change in ‘middle earth’

Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieApril 22, 2016

Not known for electing landslide majority governments, Manitoba serves up historic Conservative victory for Brian Pallister.

What should be covered by publicly funded healthcare system?

Economy & Business, Education, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Brian RotenbergApril 20, 2016

Provincial governments grapple with ever growing healthcare demands in the face of shrinking resources.

Ten medical expenses you can claim on your tax return

Economy & Business, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Kathleen O'GradyApril 19, 2016

Canadians pay out of pocket for a wide range of health services; it may surprise you how many are tax deductible.

Tough times on The Rock

Economy & Business, Outside Winnipeg, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieApril 18, 2016

Incredibly shrinking Newfoundland economy results in one of the toughest budgets seen in Canada.

A week of stark contrast, bitter irony on Parliament Hill

Health & Safety, History, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieApril 15, 2016

Government tables assisted death legislation, while telling folks on remote reserves their lives will improve so they should stop thinking about suicide.

Take care out there

Our City, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Joanne KlassenApril 12, 2016

Elections: heaven, hell and indifference. Imagine voting based on the merits, platform, and suitability of a candidate rather than their ability to highlight the deficiencies and past errors of their opponents?

Decision time at City Hall over PSB’s fate

Downtown, Economy & Business, History, PoliticsBy Shirley KowalchukApril 12, 2016

While some want it torn down, others see the Public Safety Building as a valuable part of Winnipeg’s history and identity.

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