Opinion

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has parallels to the 2003 Iraq war.

Reducing the number of councillors in Thompson from eight to six is worthy of consideration but it doesn't make much difference from a financial perspective.

Thompson resident who grew up on a farm says the city has lots to offer despite its issues, which also exist in other communities.

Healthcare, road safety, education, and affordability among the key issues for NDP as Manitoba legislature resumes sitting.

Unless city can stop losing residents, cut taxes or a combination of both, life is bound to get more expensive for those who remain here.

Being at the same committee meeting doesn't mean that all the members of council will actually be on the same page without a littl effort from both sides of the divide.

Northern Manitobans and their families should be able to drive to the south without fear or stress, says organizers of petition seeking passing lanes and wider shoulders on Highway 6.

Getting rid of the community comments and feedback section of city council meetings was a backwards step for accountability.

City councillors and staff have to work out their differences and cooperate for the sake of the people whose taxes keep Thompson running.

'Premier Heather Stefanson told Manitobans that “the government can’t protect everybody out there” and “it’s up to Manitobans to look after themselves.” This is not the type of leadership Manitobans want and need.'