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Home»Posts tagged with»Manitoba (Page 2)

Night hunting has no place in the modern world

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on July 1, 2018   Environment, Politics/Law, Sports, Viewpoint  

Why would a responsible government not immediately issue a total ban on something that’s so explicitly dangerous?

Night hunting has no place in the modern world

Why would a responsible government not immediately issue a total ban on something that’s so explicitly dangerous?

Tent cities aren’t the problem, just a symptom

By EvidenceNetwork.ca on June 26, 2018   Health, Lifestyle, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

We need to address contributing factors to homelessness, including mental illness, addictions and poverty

Tent cities aren’t the problem, just a symptom

We need to address contributing factors to homelessness, including mental illness, addictions and poverty

Indigenous rights are not absolute

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on June 21, 2018   Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

Public policy discourse needs to move away from where Indigenous issues are paramount to where they’re one set among many

Indigenous rights are not absolute

Public policy discourse needs to move away from where Indigenous issues are paramount to where they’re one set among many

Two visions of mining for Manitoba

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on June 4, 2018   Business, Manitoba's Business, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

A path that includes meaningful consultation with Indigenous groups is destined to move development forward

Two visions of mining for Manitoba

A path that includes meaningful consultation with Indigenous groups is destined to move development forward

The sad reality of teen mothers who give birth in care

By EvidenceNetwork.ca on June 3, 2018   Featured Story, Health, Lifestyle, Viewpoint  

A much greater emphasis needs to be put on dual placements – whenever possible, mothers and children should be placed together

The sad reality of teen mothers who give birth in care

A much greater emphasis needs to be put on dual placements – whenever possible, mothers and children should be placed together

New hope for Canada’s freshwater fishers

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on May 25, 2018   Business, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The end of Canada's federal marketing monopoly opens new doors around the world

New hope for Canada’s freshwater fishers

The end of Canada’s federal marketing monopoly opens new doors around the world

Privatization only way to help Manitoba Hydro – and the province

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on May 7, 2018   Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

The badly managed Crown corporation put a whole province at risk of austerity and diminished economic opportunities

Privatization only way to help Manitoba Hydro – and the province

The badly managed Crown corporation put a whole province at risk of austerity and diminished economic opportunities

Balancing Indigenous claims of institutional discrimination

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on April 26, 2018   Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

If we go beyond the increasingly shrill voices, we can find stories of compassion and equality

Balancing Indigenous claims of institutional discrimination

If we go beyond the increasingly shrill voices, we can find stories of compassion and equality

Indigenous children continue to pay a steep price

By Frontier Centre for Public Policy on March 25, 2018   Crime, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

No amount of funding plans or reorganization can solve this problem as long as alcohol and drug abuse persists in First Nations communities

Indigenous children continue to pay a steep price

No amount of funding plans or reorganization can solve this problem as long as alcohol and drug abuse persists in First Nations communities

Manitoba mining industry buried by policies, taxes

By The Fraser Institute on March 11, 2018   Business, Manitoba's Business, Politics/Law, Viewpoint  

Mining investors dramatically downgrade Manitoba in annual survey. Only the provincial government can fix this

Manitoba mining industry buried by policies, taxes

Mining investors dramatically downgrade Manitoba in annual survey. Only the provincial government can fix this

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