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Carney Was Right to Scrap the Digital Services Tax—Now Let’s Learn From It
On Sunday night, the Carney government made the right call. It rescinded the Digital Services Tax (DST)—a 3% levy on revenue earned by...
Jul 2, 2025
McGill Group’s Anti-Canada Event Crosses the Line
A group in Montreal called QPIRG-McGill is hosting what they call a “decolonial anti-Canada day BBQ and fundraiser” on July 1. Their own...
Jun 24, 2025
Wab Kinew Owes Nurses an Explanation
Let’s get one thing straight. Emergency rooms don’t run on guesswork or prejudice. They run on triage — a protocol designed to prioritize...
Jun 22, 2025
Don’t Be Fooled by the Rainy-Day Rosie Rhetoric — Follow the Money
Let’s be clear: it’s good news the City of Winnipeg is finally putting money back into the rainy day fund. But let’s not kid...
Jun 21, 2025
Broken Promises and Rising Bills: The Real Cost of The NDP
Let’s get right to it—why did we stop demanding results from the NDP government in Manitoba? They made a long list of promises in the...
Jun 20, 2025
Parker Lands Battle Heads to Supreme Court, Exposes Deeper City Hall Failures
This week, the long-standing battle over the Parker Lands took a significant turn as the developer behind the stalled Fulton Grove...
Jun 19, 2025
Protests or Public Chaos? It’s Time to Restore Order in Canada
There’s a growing sickness spreading across our country, and no one in Ottawa seems willing to stop it. Our streets have turned into...
Jun 19, 2025
Wab Kinew’s Popularity Is Soaring, But Is Manitoba?
Premier Wab Kinew is riding high. His approval rating just hit 68 per cent—the highest in the country. It’s his sixth straight quarter...
Jun 15, 2025
Manitoba’s Fiscal Failing Grade Is a Warning, Not a Surprise
When a failing report card lands on your desk, most people take it seriously. They reflect, ask what went wrong, and make changes. But in...
Jun 15, 2025
Democracy Be Damned as Winnipeg City Hall Muzzles Taxpayers
It was a bad day for democracy at Winnipeg City Hall. Thirty-six residents took time out of their lives Thursday to speak to city...
Jun 15, 2025
Manitoba’s Soaring ER Wait Times Aren’t About Funding — They’re About Fear of Change
The latest report from the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) confirms what too many Manitobans have already experienced: emergency room...
Jun 6, 2025
Lending Freeze Threatens to Crush Construction Industry, Builders Moving South
A longtime Manitoba construction business owner is sounding the alarm over a growing financial crisis that could wipe out small and...
May 17, 2025
The Cost of Division: Why Political Extremes Are Pulling Canada Apart
Canada has always been a country of balance — steady, practical, reasonable. But in recent years, that balance has been lost. We’re not...
May 16, 2025
Manitoba’s Youth Exodus: The Alarming Trend No One Is Stopping
Manitoba is bleeding its future. That’s not an exaggeration. It’s a data-backed reality. Over the past decade, thousands of our young...
May 16, 2025
What We’re Missing When We Only Complain About Winnipeg
We spend a lot of time talking about what’s wrong with Winnipeg, and some of that is justified. Crime is up. The streets need work....
May 8, 2025
Wab Kinew’s Letter Was a Good Start, But Results Are What Matter
Let’s give Premier Wab Kinew credit for something important: he sent a strong letter to Prime Minister Mark Carney outlining Manitoba’s...
May 7, 2025
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