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Six key takeaways from a turbulent week at the UN

World leaders left New York after a busy week of speeches, meetings and diplomatic talks at the United Nations General Assembly. While major breakthroughs remained elusive, discussions on Iran and Ukraine moved forward. The week also highlighted growing international concerns about artificial intelligence and the future of the United Nations (UN). Read More: Japan emperor […]

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Letters, Sept 26

Important lessons lost Re: Parents still in charge amid health curriculum overhaul: premier, Sept. 23 The premier’s assurance that parents could continue to “opt-out” their children from health…

  • Parents can exempt children from health education on personal belief grounds.
  • Critics view this as condoning othering and hindering education on crucial topics.
  • New curriculum intends to deliver factual information for student safety.

Time for the PUB to review Winnipeg water rates

We take you now to just over a month ago, to the Public Utilities Board and its decision about water and sewer rates for Russell, Binscarth, Angusville, Rossburn and Gambler […]

  • Public Utilities Board reviews Winnipeg water rates for Russell area.
  • Utility lost 17.3% of water in 2025, exceeding industry standard.
  • City of Winnipeg exempt from rate review, enabling additional revenue.

The never-ending, continuing war in Ethiopia

Another October coming up, and still the Nobel Peace Prize Committee refuses to give Donald Trump his prize. They even gave one to Barak Obama, who was Black and a […]

  • Ethiopia is a country of 140 million with 10+ ethnic groups.
  • Amharas have historically dominated other ethnic groups.
  • TPLF's defeat in 2022 led to ongoing conflicts with Eritrea and other militias.

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