Celebrating one of the world’s greatest democracies
Our big birthday bash is about so much more than our relationship with those to the south of us.
Taking stock of human rights on Canada Day
As country prepares to commemorate its 150th birthday, citizens are encouraged to pause and ask what they have done for Canada.
New North End cop shop needs right location
No need to compound past mistakes by building new police station in the entirely wrong spot.
Pallister continues to confound
Manitoba Premier’s commemorative bike ride to Peguis First Nation misses the mark as he fails to meet with band members.
Southern politicians continue to ignore Churchill woes
As Churchill residents ask, “What about us?”, many in the south are silent.
Journey to accessibility
Universal access is key to building a city and a province where community life flourishes for every citizen, regardless of ability.
Justice system re-victimizes Indigenous women
Another week. Another investigation into allegations that a sexual assault victim has been treated like a criminal.
Remembering one of the country’s first reformers
A champion of many causes, Albert Henry George Grey may best be remembered for a silver cup he bought for $50 in 1909.
The cuts begin
Public sector firings not so humane or respectful, as Carolyne Buck just found out.
It’s time to talk about a ‘BIG’ idea
How a basic income guarantee could improve the health of our communities.