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New education program to train teachers in northern MB

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Jesse Brogan
The U of M’s faculty of education is taking a major step toward addressing the shortage of teachers in northern Indigenous communities. Backed by $1 million in funding from the Rideau Hall Foundation, the...
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Library reopens fourth floor with safety barriers

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Jesse Brogan
The Winnipeg Millennium Library has reopened its fourth floor with metal fencing after being closed for two weeks, following a tragic incident in early August. On Aug. 6, a 40-year-old man jumped from the fourth-floor...
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Campus faith community remains steadfast

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Jesse Brogan
In a year where stories of violence against places of worship have unsettled many, the U of M’s campus faith communities continue to offer comfort and connection. Earlier this year, a local priest at Holy...
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New Krishna temple welcomes all

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Jesse Brogan
In Winnipeg’s Weston neighbourhood, a former community church has transformed into the city’s first Krishna temple, a place its leaders hope will become a spiritual anchor and educational space for people of all backgrounds. “The...
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Bus changes and Graham Avenue ‘re-imagined’

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Jesse Brogan
This summer, one of downtown Winnipeg’s busiest transit corridors is getting a major makeover. Graham Avenue, long known as a dedicated bus route, is being closed to vehicle traffic over a four-block stretch to...
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Portage and Main open for the first time in 47 years

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Jesse Brogan
For the first time in nearly half a century, Winnipeg’s most famous intersection, Portage and Main, is open for pedestrians to cross at street level. Last Friday morning, on June 27, crowds of Winnipeggers streamed...
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