Features
The Uniter
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10th October 2021
(Re)Writing Punk
Winnipeg Free Press
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28th June 2023
Business is in her blood
Winnipeg Free Press
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24th July 2023
A hole-some deal
The Uniter
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12th January 2023
Beading beyond bars
The Uniter
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4th August 2023
Building tenant power in West Broadway
Winnipeg Free Press
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2nd September 2022
‘They don’t let me feel limited’: Manitoba deafblind camp builds sense of community
Winnipeg Free Press
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16th July 2022
Drawing a line on hate crimes
The Uniter
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7th April 2022
Foreign labour, homegrown precarity
Winnipeg Free Press
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7th July 2022
Worked up
Lithium Magazine
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21st February 2022
“She’s Just Like Me”: The Allure of the Writer Diary Twitter Account
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
Canaries in the garment factory
Lithium Magazine
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30th April 2021
How the Substack Boom Is Shaping the Future of Media
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
City of food (in)security
The Uniter
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28th August 2021
Romance, unprecedented
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
There is power in a (student) union
Lithium Magazine
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12th August 2020
The Politics of Queer Skate Culture
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Arts and Culture
Winnipeg Free Press
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26th July 2023
Two strikes against local film crews
The Uniter
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27th October 2022
From the Torah to the Seven Sacred Teachings
The Uniter
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20th October 2022
Leaving no trace
The Uniter
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6th October 2022
Morel guidance
Winnipeg Free Press
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18th August 2022
Off to see the Wizard
Winnipeg Free Press
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4th August 2022
Vivid, visual vignettes convey Métis residential school experience
Winnipeg Free Press
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14th July 2022
Spiky comedy by way of Japan
The Uniter
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10th March 2022
All aboard the moonlight special
Lithium Magazine
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8th October 2020
Dial-Up Your Feelings for @queervoicemails
The Uniter
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5th January 2022
Expanding the language of performance
Manitoba Music
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10th October 2021
Lana Winterhalt on Equity, Opportunity, and Finding Joy in the Mundane
Lithium Magazine
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7th June 2021
Dissecting Gen-Z’s Shoegaze Obsession
The Uniter
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5th January 2022
Where arts and active transportation intersect
The Uniter
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10th October 2021
A curation of care
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Essays & Criticism
Winnipeg Free Press
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23rd July 2023
REVIEWS: Winnipeg Fringe Festival 2023
The Uniter
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17th November 2022
Critipeg: Daisies
The Uniter
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27th October 2022
Critipeg: Network
Lithium Magazine
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21st February 2022
“She’s Just Like Me”: The Allure of the Writer Diary Twitter Account
This Magazine
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10th September 2021
Putting the brakes on car culture
Canadian Dimension
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27th August 2021
Online activism during COVID-19: A case study in rent strikes
Lithium Magazine
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26th March 2021
Empathy Isn’t Toxic: The Problem With Emotional Labor Discourse
Lithium Magazine
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25th January 2021
The Ideology Behind Anti-Vax Mommy Bloggers and QAnon Followers
Lithium Magazine
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11th July 2020
The Borrowed Nostalgia of Empty Mall Music
Lithium Magazine
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7th June 2021
Dissecting Gen-Z’s Shoegaze Obsession
Lithium Magazine
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13th May 2021
Femme Flâneur: (Re)imagining the City
Lithium Magazine
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24th February 2021
Foucault, Data, and Human Intimacy in the Age of Surveillance Capitalism
Lithium Magazine
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14th September 2020
Unpacking the Instagram Infographic Industrial Complex
Gimli Film Festival
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15th July 2021
REVIEW: "What We've Pulled Off... So Far"
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News
Winnipeg Free Press
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26th July 2023
Two strikes against local film crews
Winnipeg Free Press
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25th July 2023
Sagkeeng youth taking lead in clean-energy efforts
After two years of hard work, a solar-powered greenhouse located at Sagkeeng Anicinabe High School will welcome community members through its eco-friendly doors Monday.
Winnipeg Free Press
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19th July 2023
‘There’s no treatment when someone dies’
Health coalition calls on province to reconsider supervised consumption sites as drug poisoning numbers surge
Winnipeg Free Press
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17th July 2023
Researchers learn about experiences of Inuit youth
Participants to be provided with cameras to take photos, compare their identity in city versus home communities
Winnipeg Free Press
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15th July 2023
‘We’re in here for the long run’
Protesters don’t plan on leaving until commitment to search landfill is made
Winnipeg Free Press
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14th July 2023
‘It’s still a ghost town downtown’
After four decades on Portage Avenue, Book Fair Comics is at risk of closing its doors.
Winnipeg Free Press
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4th July 2023
Industrial blaze in Point Douglas sparks health concerns
As residents evacuate, air quality concerns loom
Winnipeg Free Press
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1st July 2023
Citizenship ceremony welcomes new Canadians
Joyce Effiong and her family felt like they’d won the Canadian citizenship lottery after becoming citizens on Canada Day
Winnipeg Free Press
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30th June 2023
Bike safety programs roll on, active transportation concerns persist
Sharee Hochman wants Winnipeggers to choose active transportation over cars
Winnipeg Free Press
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23rd June 2023
St. James community garden grows veggies, relationships
The Green Haven Community Garden cultivates inter-generational and cross-cultural connections.
Winnipeg Free Press
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21st June 2023
‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day is every day’
Guided by horses and song, 30 people marched from Memorial Park to The Forks Wednesday morning, where National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations were in full force.
Winnipeg Free Press
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17th June 2023
Novel approach
Book sale proceeds aim to help incarcerated people
Winnipeg Free Press
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14th June 2023
Rally demands action on potential landfill searches
Decked out in camouflage clothing and surrounded by a group of Indigenous warriors, Cambria Harris demanded the Manitoba government respond to calls to search Winnipeg landfills for the remains of homicide victims.
Winnipeg Free Press
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13th June 2023
Students put their spin on downtown using Minecraft
When Macie Pangilinan, a Grade 6 student at Inkster School, was tasked with designing a more equitable and sustainable downtown Winnipeg, she had to Google what those words meant.
Winnipeg Free Press
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11th June 2023
NDP gala brings promises of school nutrition program, health care investments
A candle-lit ballroom of around 650 people — some decked out in orange — gathered at the RBC Convention Centre Saturday evening for the Manitoba NDP’s fundraising gala.
Winnipeg Free Press
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9th June 2023
‘Water is life’: city pays tribute to Shoal Lake 40 First Nation
For 23 years of his life, Roxanne Balan’s son couldn’t drink a glass of tap water without boiling it first.
Winnipeg Free Press
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30th August 2022
Sunshine House mourns founder
It was a full house Tuesday at the West End Cultural Centre, where more than 100 people gathered to commemorate the life of Sunshine House founder Margaret Ormond.
Visitors were greeted with burning sage, sour candies and a Sam Cooke record playing on a turntable.
Visitors were greeted with burning sage, sour candies and a Sam Cooke record playing on a turntable.
Winnipeg Free Press
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25th August 2022
Minimum wage ‘complete joke’
Manitoba advocates calculate living wage at $18.34 an hour
The Uniter
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5th January 2022
‘There is no work-life balance’
Labour issues in the local film industry brought to the fore
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
Vaccines mandated on U of W campus
News comes after pressure from UWFA, MOFA and others
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
‘Parks are not for sale’
Environmental groups push against privatization of provincial parks
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
Bill [redacted]
Province faces criticism after releasing 19 bills with no text
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
A right, not a privilege
Newcomers face challenges exercising their rights in the workplace
The Uniter
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27th August 2021
Discussing the past, present and future of Indigenous activism
U of M hosting virtual roundtable on Dec. 7
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