Transit fares to increase
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Transit users could be paying for the second leg of the city’s rapid transit corridor with a new bus fare increase of 25 cents.
Cash transit fares will increase by five cents on Jan. 1,...
BoG notes
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The U of M Board of Governors met Nov. 15.
At the beginning of the meeting, the board watched a short video called “Open Doors Open Knowledge,” which presented updates on architectural projects on campus...
UPass back on the table
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University of Manitoba students who rely on transit pay a total of $480.80 over the summer and winter semesters for bus passes, but that cost could be significantly reduced with a UPass program. ...
Rally in support of the CWB
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My Canada includes the Wheat Board,” “62% of farmers support the wheat board,” and “Canadians stand with the Wheat Board” were among the signs raised by protesters at a rally on Nov. 15.
The rally,...
Nursing PhDs at the U of M
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By September 2012, students who would have had to go out of the province or the country to pursue a doctoral degree in nursing could instead pursue one at the University of Manitoba.
The university...
Eco reserve in the making
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Hundreds of people have been displaced from the Lake St. Martin reserve since this spring because of flooding, and now the reserve must be relocated permanently. In light of all of the community’s struggles,...
Manitobans protest federal crime bill
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Winnipeggers gathered outside the Manitoba legislature on Nov. 8 to try and change the provincial government’s stance on Bill C-10.
Bill C-10, dubbed the “omnibus crime bill” and forwarded by the federal government, pushes for...
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