Manitoba is bleeding its future. That’s not an exaggeration. It’s a data-backed reality. Over the past decade, thousands of our young...

The wildfires burning through our province have taken much from us. For some, it’s been the loss of treasured keepsakes, family homes, or...

Here’s a straightforward way to bring new money into our community centres without raising taxes: sell naming rights. That’s exactly what...

We just witnessed a leadership election where the person with the most votes lost. Next year, we will have civic elections, and I’m...

It’s time Canadians stop confusing announcements with actual achievements. Over the last nine years, the Trudeau Liberals have made a...

The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba had a real opportunity to demonstrate change. Instead, it repeated the same patterns that...

Let’s stop pretending everything is fine in Winnipeg. It’s not. Debt is climbing. Housing is unaffordable for many. Overregulation chokes...

There’s a hard truth that Canadians need to wake up to, especially homeowners: the government is broke. The numbers don’t lie. Federal...

Stop what you’re doing. You need to know what just happened—because it affects every taxpayer, every small business, every Canadian...

I watched the federal leaders debate, and something was immediately clear—this wasn’t a policy discussion. It was a negotiation. And the...

Kinew Targets Private Property to Appease Protestors, Not Solve Problems The Manitoba government is preparing to expropriate privately...

Here we go again. Another election. Another wave of outrage manufactured to divide us. The formula never changes: stir up emotion,...

Canada is knee-deep in a trade war—again. But no one in power wants to admit it. As we head into the middle of a federal election, Prime...

People across Canada are sounding the alarm: housing is no longer affordable for many, especially young Canadians trying to buy their...

Decades after my mother was murdered by her husband, I share her story to honour her life, break the silence, and call for justice for...

Near the end of a 14-hour council meeting in March, Winnipeg City Council approved a plan to spend roughly $900 million (we all know it...