Reforming Education in Manitoba

Previously published by CBC online November 21, 2021

By Jim Silver

Provincial Government Austerity Holding Students and Manitoba Economy Back

Previously published in The Manitoban November 17, 2021

By Jesse Hajer

Paul Moist Honoured for Lifetime Contribution to Social Justice

By Jim Silver

Speaking UP Fall 2021 Series

On December 16th at 7pm:
Aimée Craft, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa
Treaty 1: Being of the Land

After seven generations (150 years) of rocky treaty implementation of Treaty One, we need to consider what it means to be meaningfully in treaty relationships – between each other and with this territory.


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New report finds Manitoba workers more impacted by COVID than nationally

By Saku Pinta

Manitoba Education Finance Mess

EBC Fundraising Brunch Sunday Nov. 7

The Manitoba Government Has Its Head Stuck in the Sand When it Comes to Protecting the Source of Southeastern Manitoba’s Drinking Water

A version of this article was printed by the Winnipeg Free Press September 21, 2021

By Don Sullivan

Speaking Up Homelessness: Supporting our Unsheltered Relatives

October 14, 7 – 8:15 pm

Join us for our first in a series of fall presentations!

Homelessness: Supporting our Unsheltered Relatives

The pandemic has changed many aspects of life but for many people in Winnipeg their lives have become increasingly precarious. Lack of safe and affordable shelter has led to many living along our water ways, under bridges, in parks, and in constant motion. With winter coming this can not continue. Please join us in this conversation about homelessness on October 14.

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Hard Infrastructure, Hard Times

First published in the Winnipeg Free Press, Tuesday August 24, 2021

By Jesse Hajer, Jennifer Keith and Michael Conway