by Isaac Saney Prime Minister Mark Carney has unequivocally rejected the brazen demand emerging from the recent collapse of Canada–United States trade negotiations: that Washington should determine with whom Canada is permitted to trade. Carney declared that: “We cannot accept…
Annual Demonstration Held At Winnipeg Folklorama Israel Pavilion
by Candice Bodnaruk Members of Peace Alliance Winnipeg, Manitoba Friends of Standing Together, Mennonite Action, Trans Solidarity Tuesday Group and many other activists gathered yet again this year at the Israel Pavilion-Folklorama to peacefully protest the pavilion’s participation in Winnipeg’s…
Winnipeggers commemorate 1945 Hiroshima-Nagasaki atomic bombings
Winnipeg Lanterns for Peace is held annually to mark the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. This year’s observance, held at Memorial Park on August 6th, the 81st anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, was sponsored by the…
Unpacking Canada’s Complicity in Nuclear Spending: No, We Can’t Trust Our Government.
By Kristine-Claire Bolisay & Althea Robert Arevalo Across Canada and most of the western world, we are taught to trust our leaders with the hope that they will choose the right paths that lead to peace. We are expected to…
Hiroshima Peace Declaration 2026
The City of Hiroshima PEACE DECLARATION August 6, 2026 Even now, 81 years after the atomic bombings, right here on Earth where we live, we still see military invasions using nuclear weapons as tools of intimidation as well as other…
Remove the military from Manitoba’s Nopiming Provincial Park
The Wilderness Committee is urging Canadians to remove the Canadian Armed Forces from Manitoba’s Nopiming Provincial Park. According to the Committee, “since the 1990s, a secretive military training base has been disrupting hundreds of square kilometres of sensitive moose habitat…