Brian Pallister’s Wage Freeze Resulted in Indigenous Scholars Leaving Manitoba, University Faculty Say

Published November 10, 2021 News

“If you continue to be treated this way, why would you stay?”

Manitoba PCs can’t fix nursing shortage with low wages for University of Manitoba instructors, faculty warn

Published October 19, 2021 News

The current offer, they say, is little better than the previous five-year wage freeze

Years Of Wage Freezes Demanded By Manitoba PCs Leading To ‘Brain Drain,’ University Of Manitoba Faculty Say

Published October 8, 2021 News

Wages have been effectively frozen for about five years

Conservatives Green Lit Candidate Who Promoted Tweet Calling Black Lives Matter a ‘Terrorist Group’

Published September 15, 2021 News

Winnipeg-area candidate for Erin O’Toole’s Conservatives resigned from community group after backlash last year

Liberal Candidate Was a ‘Fierce Advocate’ of Privatization While Working for a Controversial Right-Wing Think Tank

Published August 27, 2021 New

Liberal candidate won’t say if she still supports privatizing Canada’s airports

Conservative MP: Canadians Are Being ‘Fear Mongered to Death’ by the Media and Government About the Dangers of COVID-19

Published August 11, 2021 New

“I'm not an anti-vaxxer, but I'm not completely sold on this vaccination,” Conservative MP tells right-wing podcast