Opinion

For over 30 years, Thompson has been a centre for winter weather testing for various transportation sectors – cars, trucks, snowmobiles, helicopters and jet engines.

The last week of April saw good news and bad news for the north and the province as a whole when it comes to the seemingly interminable COVID-19 pandemic, about to stretch into its 15th month in Manitoba.

Federal budget: promises are one thing, delivering another

To say that the City of Thompson coming out with a proposed 2021 financial plan that includes almost $41 million in spending was a little unexpected is probably an understatement.

Funding non-profit childcare more beneficial than giving government money to private childcare centres

Tansi! My name is Ramsey Cook and I am from Split Lake. I belong to Tataskweyak Cree Nation.

No one in their right mind could have been happy April 12 to hear chief provincial public health officer Dr.

To the Editor: In spite of his detractors, people liked Donald Trump since he does what Americans love to do: constantly brag. When he incited violence and hatred, he played the system. You can’t indict a sitting president.

Government trying to pass legislation that will hurt Manitobans while citizens are focused on the pandemic

I wasn’t a dog person, ever. There, I said it! I didn’t get it, didn’t understand this dog crazy society we live in.