NDP appoints new advanced education minister
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The Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) took office last Wednesday and appointed a team of new cabinet ministers, including rookie MLA for Southdale, the province’s newest advanced education and training minister, Renée Cable.
The new...
2SLGBTQIA+ campus groups unite to oppose transphobia
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When Keegan Vergara was asked as a queer representative on the Social Work Students’ Association to make a statement on the 1 Million March 4 Children (1MM4C), he and the other queer rep decided...
Two trash bins on campus catch fire in two weeks
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In the past two weeks, students have discovered fires in two separate trash bins, including one that was still burning when it was found.
One of the trash bins was located near Pembina Hall and...
‘No one really understands unless you’ve lived through it’
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Last weekend, Hamas — a militant group and political party that governs the Gaza Strip — launched surprise attacks on Israel, bulldozing sections of fence separating them and targeting Israeli towns and military bases....
Jelynn Dela Cruz youngest woman MLA in MB history
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Jelynn Dela Cruz, born and raised in Winnipeg’s Radisson riding, is 23 years old. When Ed Schreyer was elected as the youngest MLA in Manitoba’s history, he was 22.
Last Tuesday, Dela Cruz, a former...
NDP wins majority government
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The Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) defeated the incumbent Manitoba Progressive Conservative (PC) party in last Tuesday’s provincial election, securing 34 seats against the PCs’ 22, forming a majority government and making NDP leader...
Métis journal co-founded by UM prof launches first issue
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A new academic journal co-founded by a U of M professor and dedicated to showcasing Métis thought launched its first issue at the end of September.
The first journal in Canada to focus on work...
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