Since the early days of the internet, it has been a digital environment of communication across wide distances, a repository of shared files, and a place of shadowy exchanges of digital media of dubious ownership. The internet has exploded in use and user base since...
There has long been concern about deteriorating housing affordability in Canada. The OECD has expressed concerns about the decline of the middle-class in Canada and the substantial role of house price increases. Two of the 10 least affordable major markets are in...
On 29 November 2019, two people were fatally stabbed and three injured by convicted terrorist Usman Khan. The attacker was shot dead by the City of London Police, after members of the public restrained him. Khan was convicted in 2012 of planning a terrorist attack and...
There has long been concern about deteriorating housing affordability in Canada. The OECD has expressed concerns about the decline of the middle-class in Canada and the substantial role of house price increases. Two of the 10 least affordable major markets are in...
An analysis by the CBC covering two decades of homicide statistics for Winnipeg reveals a major shift in the types of weapons used in the incidents. Winnipeg has seen 42 homicides to date in 2019, more than in any other previous ten-year period.1 Winnipeg police...
Facts that are inconvenient to the “woke” social justice narrative have to be explained away. The narrative is that we live in a class society in which whites, males, heterosexuals, Christians and Jews, and the rich all oppress people of color, females, LGBTQ++,...
In two days last week, Paul Martin squandered a decade’s effort to put Canada’s public finances in order. You’d think he’d at least exact a big price for this sacrifice.
Winnipeg’s favourite left wing columnist discusses the revolutionary thinking of Russell Means, America’s most famous Indian.
Not even Russell Means excuses his violent past, but there’s a lot of frustration still out there in Indian country.
The Labour Government in the United Kingdom is banning the fox hunt. There are implications for broader policy.
University of Toronto newpaper discusses the future of healthcare and medical savings accounts
Manitoba’s public school population is declining. Why not fill the empty spaces with foreign students.
If Manitoba divisions accepted just 8,500 international students to compensate for enrolment declines, and each of these students paid tuition in the amount of $10,000, an extra $85 million in funding would be pumped into the public school system and could improve instructional programs for all students.
Manitoba and other Canadian provinces are working with international students and their governments to bring Canadian education to developing countries and other nations.