In 1846, Britain faced an emergency influenced by the Irish famine, so leaders repealed the country’s “Corn Laws” and restrictions on imported food and grain, transitioning to a system of free trade.

Selected texts on technology, techno-fantasy and its harm

Come see Sandy and Nora Talk Politics in Winnipeg. The podcast will follow the Noble and Whimsical Free Clothing/Clothing Swap event.

a settler habit simulation

Despite the manufactured controversy, the 12-metre exhibit is the first time the story of Palestinian dispossession is being told in a national institution

Our Community lost more than a therapy facility it lost a lifeline.!When First Steps… Cheryl Castor needs your support for New Manitoba Rehabilitation Centre

Mayor Scott Gillingham has hailed the reopening of Portage Avenue and Main Street as a success, nearly a year after the downtown intersection became accessible to pedestrians again.

I began this little blog back in 2011 with posts focusing mostly on the Cree language, with some forays into reflections on Aboriginal law. I had maybe ten regular readers which was fine really. I …

Uniform decision takes military out of Pride marchWinnipeg Free Press Compare this paragraph in WFP: Having a military presence at pride also provides an opportunity to build bridges between service...