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Manitoban hockey pool
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Greetings hockey fans! Whether you’ve officially entered the 2010-11 Manitoban Hockey Pool or just interested in keeping up with the goings on of the NHL regular season, the Manitoban has you covered. Look for...
A long, cold road to justice
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Fourteen leaders from Manitoba’s Sayisi Dene First Nation made headlines in Ottawa last week. The elders, along with MP Niki Ashton from Churchill and the group’s lawyer Arne Peltz, staged a sit-in at the...
Libya fights for freedom: Will Gadhafi go?
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The revolutionary spirit spreading throughout the Arab world has spread to Libya. Unfortunately, unlike the situation in Egypt and Tunisia, where the dictatorships fell with relative swiftness, Moammar Gadhafi has chosen the path of...
Egypt down, Libya to go
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You have definitely heard of Egypt's democracy movement. Now it's Libya's turn. The countries are right beside each other and share a lot of their history, culture and geography. Each also had an oppressive...
Celebrating International Women’s Day
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March 8, 2011 was International Women's Day, a day to celebrate the accomplishments of women and to contemplate the current political, economic and sociological situations of females across the globe. In Canada, we have...
Letters to the Editor – March 16, 2011
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A thank you to the University of Manitoba community
I thank all of the compassionate people who have given me their seat on the bus, or waited until the ramp has been lowered rather than...
Working Together Win 2011 UMSU Election
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On Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. campaigning for the 2011 University of Manitoba’s Students’ Union kicked-off, and on March 11 at 6 p.m. the last polling station on campus closed, about eight hours later...
