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The “Invisible” Gang Members
A Report on Female Gang Association in Winnipeg Download 153.52 KB25 pages
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Casino advertising in Manitoba
The hullabaloo the opposition Tories have been trying to stir up over advertising for casinos seems incredibly strange to me. What, are the casinos supposed…
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The new Winnipeg arena
So many questions, so few answers As far as I can figure it, our governments think Winnipeg is a city full of birds, who all…
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The Minimum Wage and a “Tipping Wage”
A Report on a Survey of People Who Work At or Near the Minimum Wage in Manitoba Download 42.43 KB
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The Manitoba Alternative: Alternative Provincial Budget, 2001-02
Attachments The Manitoba Alternative: Alternative Provincial Budget, 2001-02 Budget in Brief
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Ralph Klein should know what Manitobans know about for-profit health care
Ralph Klein recently announced the creation of what he calls “truth squads” to spread the gospel of health care privatization in Alberta. Unfortunately for Klein,…
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Stopping the Sprawl
How Winnipeg Could Benefit from Metropolitan Growth Management Strategies for a Slow-Growth Region Download 145.21 KB32 pages
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Mean Streets?
The Social Locations, Gender Dynamics, and Patterns of Violent Crime in Winnipeg Download 125.14 KB 27 pages
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Business lobby cries wolf over Manitoba’s labour law changes
Opposition to Bill 44’s proposed changes to labour legislation, led by a handful of business lobbyists and echoed by Free Press editorials, takes two main…
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