U of M raises flag on its first Pride week
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Students, university officials, and community members gathered in the atrium of the Brodie Centre on the Bannatyne campus May 30 for a flag-raising ceremony marking the University of Manitoba's first-ever official participation in Pride...
Media coverage, voter dissatisfaction may have driven declined ballots
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Manitoba's recent provincial election saw the Progressive Conservatives take an overwhelming share of both the popular vote and the seats in the legislature. But evidently not everyone was satisfied with the options available on...
Candidates settle in around University of Manitoba
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Tuesday's provincial election saw several new MLAs elected to the constituencies surrounding the University of Manitoba.
Manitobans elected a majority Progressive Conservative (PC) government in a landslide victory that saw the New Democratic Party (NDP)...
NDP pledges to convert student loans to grants
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If re-elected April 19, the Manitoba NDP will offer non-repayable grants in place of student loans and provide free tuition to students in foster care up to age 25, leader Greg Selinger announced at...
UMSU credit card statements released
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A routine meeting of the University of Manitoba Students' Union (UMSU) council Thursday night took a dramatic turn when councillors put forward three successive emergency motions concerning alleged misuse of a union credit card...
Front and Centre: an elaborate fiction
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The controversial fee hike motion recently passed by the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) council omitted three key words that might have killed the proposal outright, had they been spoken back in November.
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Clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right
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It’s been a little over a year since the University of Manitoba announced that it would be trimming budgets by up to four per cent in order to square up a funding shortfall. This...
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