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My first Yu-Gi-Oh! meetup seemed doomed to disaster after I unwittingly used an illegal deck against a perfect stranger. Little did I know, friendship and community were in the cards.

A business collapse. A child’s leukemia diagnosis. A realization that life could be different. For three Manitoban women, midlife became the moment to rethink work and to rebuild their careers on their own terms.

Anxiety has always felt personal, like something wrong with me. It wasn’t until I looked at the patterns around me — the planning, the instinct to expect the worst — that I realized it was learned.

The worldwide craze for matcha has sparked a global shortage, a steep rise in prices, and new local businesses. Is matcha your average internet trend or is it here to stay in Winnipeg?

Working abroad has become a billion-dollar industry in the Philippines and provides for many Filipino families, but at what cost to those who leave and those who are left behind?

A job interview begins the moment someone walks into the room. What they are wearing is part of the first impression that follows.

As someone who grew up with scoliosis, I often felt alone in my experience. While I didn’t have peer-support as a kid, I recently talked with two other people who also grew up with the condition. I hope our stories will resonate with other young people who are dealing with bracing or surgery.

Incels, looksmaxxers, and pick-up artists – what draws young men to these communities? Follow me as I descend into the depths of the Manosphere to learn what it truly takes to become a Top G.

As the gap between community need and government support widens, Winnipeg’s non-profit staff are caught in a violent undertow that is felt in every shift.