Student personal finance in a nutshell
Recently, I attended the Grad Steps financial planning seminar to see if it is worth it for students to go. The simple answer is yes. And as a general note, most of the Grad Step […]
May 2017
Avery Simundsson – Tile Drainage Explained
Technological advances in agriculture in the past twenty years have been moving at an astonishing pace as we race to produce more food on fewer acres. We have been steadily refining our ability to track […]
First taste of Ramadan – long way to go One writer's day participating in Ramadan
I am a Western settler and this article is about my personal, one-day experience fasting during Ramadan. You may be asking yourself, how did this come about? To be candid, it is simply my attempt […]
The rent vs buy debate Does it really matter in the end?
Good job, fellow millennials. We are unemployed, childless, renters sitting smugly on our high horse of debt. Our millennial cohort has done away with the old Canadian dream of having a career, two-plus children, and […]
The UMGSA needs to update its social media policy for elections
During the campaign period for this year’s UMGSA election, the Gradzette released a series of online video interviews with each of the 17 candidates through the Gradzette’s Facebook page and the Manitoban’s YouTube page. Although […]