My perspective - Move fast, break things

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

Neepawa Banner & Press

In the dystopian stories of the last half century, everyone assumed it would be the machines that rose up and destroyed life as we know it.  I own a robotic vacuum, I know that future is a long way off. But what if our downfall will come from tech companies, run by everyday humans? I’m no Luddite, but increasingly, I feel that we have been thinking of technology companies all wrong— they’re not like us.

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Right in the centre - A complicated deal

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

To fully understand the controversy over SNC-Lavalin and the federal Liberal government of Justin Trudeau would take a lot of digging.

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My perspective - Something unique in store

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

Neepawa Banner & Press

Located at the northern edge of Nebraska sits the village of Cody. Home to 150 residents, Cody is also home to something extremely unique, Circle C. At first glance, it appears to be like any other grocery store, except that it’s run by the students at nearby Cody-Kilgore High School.

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Right in the centre - Pay for the smoke to hide the mirrors

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

It is understandable that Justin Trudeau’s federal Liberal party wants to retain as many seats as possible and to expand the number of seats, if possible. It is therefore quite reasonable to see that the Prime Minister flew into Winnipeg this week to visit and campaign a bit with his MPs. A couple of things about the visit are a bit puzzling, though.

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My perspective - A tale of two cities

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

Neepawa Banner & Press

Nothing quite beats the sense of community in rural Canada. I had two reminders of this in the last week.

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