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On May 18 of this year, the city of Winnipeg’s Executive Policy Committee voted on a resolution to approve a market sounding and analysis into

Notice of closure of the Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, pulp and paper mill took place on October 8, 2002, two months before the actual mill closure

One of the numerous bills announced in the legislature this March is Bill 47, The Early Learning and Child Care Act. The Bill has raised

In order to sell off to the private sector Manitoba’s Crown assets, such as Manitoba Hydro and provincial Parks, the Pallister government would need to

The challenges our country faces when it comes to care—whether it be of young children, vulnerable populations, or seniors—are not new ones, but the onset

Several decades ago, Manitoba Hydro was granted an 1973′ CRD Interim Licence which allowed operation and fluctuations of the Churchill River Diversion by two feet

The spring legislative session starts on March 3, and one of the items on the agenda is Bill 57, a bill that could potentially criminalize

This past week, the city mandated that two downtown libraries provide warming shelters to homeless people. Mayor Brian Bowman decided to transform these libraries into

The right to public protest is essential to our democracy and the freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. The past year has seen Canadians taking