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Will equalization become a federal election issue?

Economy & Business, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieAugust 6, 2015

Aside from keeping lawyers and accountants busy, equalization has never really been embraced by voters. Perhaps that will be different during this marathon campaign.

Governments struggle to catch up with needs of autism families

Education, Health & Safety, Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, Science & TechnologyBy Kathleen O'GradyJuly 31, 2015

Canadian governments have done little to address the crisis faced by autism families across the country.

Canadians living abroad angry at being denied the vote

Arts & Entertainment, History, Outside Winnipeg, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieJuly 30, 2015

While criminal Paul Bernardo will be allowed to vote in October’s general election, Order of Canada recipient Donald Sutherland will be denied that right because he lives outside the country.

Province’s policy of ‘let it burn’ fuels worsening fire situation

Environment, Health & Safety, Outside Winnipeg, PoliticsBy Michael Welch CKUW 95.9 FMJuly 25, 2015

The average fire season in western Canada has been growing steadily since 1945 and one climate activist questions government approach to combatting such disasters.

River Heights has a dirty secret

Education, History, Politics, Religion & Spirituality, SouthwestBy Trevor SmithJuly 23, 2015

Did my neighbours commit cultural genocide? Maybe, maybe not. But they did operate a residential school here until quite recently.

US president focuses on justice issues

Our Neighbourhoods, Politics, SafetyBy Roger CurrieJuly 20, 2015

As his presidency enters its final 18 months, Barack Obama questions the treatment of those convicted of crimes.

Tories face tough sell on economy

Economy & Business, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieJuly 13, 2015

Keep a good thought for Joe Oliver, the man tasked with convincing Canadians the Conservatives are the most capable managers of their money.

Reflecting on World Refugee Day in Winnipeg

Downtown, Education, Our City, PoliticsBy Susan HuebertJuly 6, 20151 Comment

With Canada Day last week and World Refugee Day June 20, it’s a good time to consider the responsibility that this country and its citizens have towards people fleeing their own homelands.

Unlikely hero remembered

History, Politics, Religion & Spirituality, Stories of GivingBy Roger CurrieJuly 6, 2015

Nicholas Winton, who died on Canada Day at the age of 106, saved the lives of hundreds of children fleeing the horrors of Hitler and the Nazis 70 years ago.

Selinger and Bowman join Jonathan Toews

Food, Health & Safety, Philanthropy, PoliticsBy Kerry RyanJuly 2, 20151 Comment

Premier Greg Selinger and Mayor Brian Bowman have both joined Jonathan Toews in nourishing the potential of Winnipeg kids.

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