Never stop thinking.
A working draft is a work in progress — a living document composed of multiple drafts that is constantly evolving with the input of diverse voices. In this fourth edition of Working Draft magazine, our writers are exploring the theme of “nature.”
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Working Draft Articles Win COPAs
Rachel Ferstl and Robel Berhane took gold, and Caleb Dueck took silver at the 2023 Canadian Online Publishing Awards.
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Almost Home
After soldiers break down the gates to your childhood home and take your parents away, how do you find home again?
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Camp like a Girl
What does it mean to camp like a girl? It means getting outside in spite of sexism and traditional gender norms. Two Manitoban organizations are getting women into the wilderness and celebrating how being outside helps women tap into their innate power — and have fun while doing it.
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Making my Peace with Babel
Nonverbal Learning Disorder has shaped my identity and mental health. My journey to understanding myself begins with a doll house.
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Working Draft Articles Win COPAs
Rachel Ferstl and Robel Berhane took gold, and Caleb Dueck took silver at the 2023 Canadian Online Publishing Awards.
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COPA Recognizes Working Draft
Three of our stories are shortlisted for the 2023 Canadian Online Publishing Awards.
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The Inevitable Fate of a Mining Town
An inside look at a mining town: successes, resilience, and the inevitable loss for the people of Flin Flon.
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Washed Away
Manitoba Hydro has been Winnipeg’s main source of energy since the 1920s. They advertise their energy as clean and green — but are we being greenwashed?
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Microdosing as Medicine
Three Manitobans say microdosing “magic mushrooms” has helped them with their mood, motivation, and mindset, but psilocybin is still an illegal substance. What does the scientific community say?
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