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Inaction on missing and murdered creates national shame

Downtown, Health & Safety, PoliticsBy CKUW 95.9 FMSeptember 16, 2014

The discovery of Tina Fontaine’s remains in the Red River has renewed the call to address the injustice of Canada’s missing and murdered women.

Many jabs, few punches at downtown mayoral debate

Our City, PoliticsBy Paul S. GrahamSeptember 12, 2014

Winnipeg’s Downtown Biz sponsored a two-hour debate featuring five of the 10 candidates in the 2014 mayoral election. Watch the entire debate here.

Going to America never the same since 9-11

Health & Safety, History, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieSeptember 11, 2014

What a different world it is since that horrible Tuesday 13 years ago, especially when it comes to traveling to the U.S.

Theatre pushes hot buttons with cutting edge material

Arts & Entertainment, PoliticsBy Eric RaeSeptember 10, 2014

Sexual identity and bullying are front and centre in a unique pair of theatrical productions that play off each other.

Winnipeg’s next mayor and urban indigenous peoples

Our City, PoliticsBy Paul S. GrahamSeptember 8, 2014

A recent forum held in downtown Winnipeg outlined what Aboriginal citizens of this city expect of their civic leaders who will be elected to office next month.

BC teachers’ strike goes from bad to ridiculous

Economy & Business, Education, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieSeptember 8, 2014

Believe it or not, strikes by teachers are relatively rare in Canada, and now the one out west is deadlocked, and mired in acrimony.

Open government and open data gets failing grade in Winnipeg

Our City, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Noah ErenbergSeptember 5, 2014

Two-thirds of Winnipeg citizens believe City Hall has failed to make government more transparent and accountable.

Corporate takeover highlights Canada as tax haven

Economy & Business, Food, PoliticsBy Roger CurrieSeptember 2, 2014

As Burger King prepares to acquire Tim Horton’s, some are surprised at how much the fast food giant will save in taxes by moving their corporate head office from the U.S. to Canada.

Three artists’ passionate flow of art about missing women & children

Arts & Entertainment, Health & Safety, History, Our Neighbourhoods, PoliticsBy Faye HallAugust 31, 2014

The plight of Aboriginal women and children, today and in the past, is the focus of the work of three artists participating in this year’s human rights showcase gallery.

Documentary explores protracted plight of flood evacuees

Culture, Economy & Business, Education, Environment, Health & Safety, Outside Winnipeg, PoliticsBy Victoria KingAugust 29, 2014

In April 2011, Manitoba experienced a one in 350-year flood that forced 2,100 people from their homes. This is still largely the case today.

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