Private sector partnerships good for public education
Private sector partnerships are a great way to bring in some much-needed fresh ideas
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Manitoba’s teacher misconduct bill step in right direction
Bill 35 is not anti-teacher legislation. It is about keeping students safe from predatory teachers
A Q and A with skeptical environmentalist Bjorn Lomborg
How evangelical and partisan discourse can blind stakeholders to solutions that would resolve a broad range of societal ills
Are feds getting ready to seize control of the West’s natural resources?
David Lametti tells AFN he is willing to look at rescinding the Natural Resource Transfer Act of 1930
Promising probiotic for dairy cattle headed to marketplace
Shown to promote reproductive health and protect against infections
Natural gas key to Canadian farming
From grain farms to chicken barns, natural gas helps farmers thrive
Bishop Grandin was a hero of early Manitoba
Reconciliation is a worthy goal. But it won’t be achieved by rewriting history
Canada is suffering a care economy crisis
Canada’s governments must apply the lessons of COVID-19 to create a more gender-just future
Manitoba needs to do right by taxpayers in upcoming budget
Luckily there are ways to trim the fat and balance the books
Manitoba has a serious worker shortage problem
There is a simple solution: cut taxes to make the province more competitive and help attract and retain talent
Ukraine and Canada share a lived history
Canada has been offering Ukrainians a safe haven for a very long time
Racially based ‘Justice’ is built on flawed reasoning
How can a racially based system even be called “justice”?
Bringing back Grade 12 exams makes sense
They provide us with important information that we can use to improve our education system
