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A radical design collective in Winnipeg
Scott Neigh | Terry McDowell talks about the work of Strike Poster, a collective of radical artists and graphic designers in Winnipeg.
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Fighting to get police out of Winnipeg schools
Scott Neigh | Cam Scott, Irene Bindi, and Daniel Friesen talk about the work of Police-Free Schools Winnipeg.
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Fighting austerity in Manitoba in the middle of a pandemic
Scott Neigh | Brendan Devlin and Shaden Abusaleh talk about Communities Not Cuts Manitoba and the work of figuring out how to oppose austerity under the limitations imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Manitoba NDP deserves credit for bringing proper scrutiny to Brian Pallister's legislative agenda
Bill Blaikie | The Pallister government tried using the budget and then the COVID-19 crisis to get in the way of the institutional norms they profess such affection for.
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Challenging oppressive security measures at Winnipeg's downtown library
Scott Neigh | Joe Curnow and Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land talk about the work of Millennium For All to challenge airport-like security measures instituted earlier this year at the public library in downtown Winnipeg.
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Challenging the harms of hydroelectricity projects
Scott Neigh | Hydro isn't as sustainable an energy source as it might look. Ramona Neckoway and Stephane McLachlan talk about the work of Wa Ni Ska Tan: An alliance of hydro-impacted Indigenous communities.
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The legacy of the Winnipeg General Strike -- 100 years later
Victoria Fenner | Michael Welch of the Global Research News Hour talks about what it accomplished with labour historian Julia Guard and anti-poverty activists Harold Dyck and John Clarke.
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Crowd gathered outside the Union Bank of Canada building on Main Street during the Winnipeg General Strike. Photo: BiblioArchives / LibraryArchives/Flickr
Celebrating the historical triumphs of Canada's outsiders and oppressed
Bill Blaikie | The year 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day, and the 50th anniversary of Woodstock and the moon landing. But in Manitoba, 2019 brings important anniversaries in labour history and left politics.
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Reducing the harms that prisons do while working to abolish them
Reducing the harms that prisons do while working to abolish them
Scott Neigh | Rowan Moyes talks about Bar None Winnipeg, their prison rideshare project, and their broader prison abolitionist politics.
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The long view on public education in Manitoba
Molly McCracken | Buckle up, Manitoba. School trustees are consulting with parents and stakeholders for this upcoming year's school budgets as they face austerity and attacks by the provincial government.
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Nurses standing up for patient care in Manitoba
Nurses standing up for patient care
Scott Neigh | Sandi Mowat, president of the Manitoba Nurses Union, talks about mobilizing against health-care cuts and in defence of patient care.
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Person holding sign with words "Justice for Tina and Colten". Photo: Memaxmarz/flickr
How to pursue justice for Tina Fontaine and all Indigenous youth
Maya Bhullar | Here are some organizations working to make systemic change and ensure justice for Tina Fontaine.