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Kicking ass and taking names
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The Canadian Armed Forces are back on top! General “Walt from Winnipeg” Natynczyk, chief of defense staff, was in town recently, speaking to the Canadian Club of Winnipeg on the evolution of Canada’s military...
My love/hate relationship with Winnipeg transit
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On most days that I take the bus it’s a wonderful, fantastic, superlative experience where I get to relax, listen to music and maybe catch up on some reading. Whenever the bus ride is...
Putting food on the Municipal plate
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As Winnipeg’s municipal election kicks into gear over the coming weeks, our local news will be filled with debates over issues ranging from rapid transit to public safety. One issue that should be talked...
Gerbasi faces opposition on both sides in Fort Rouge race
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City councillor Jenny Gerbasi is facing opposition from both sides of the political spectrum in this year’s municipal election, with Ian Rabb throwing his hat in the ring from the right side, and NDP...
More students entering University in Manitoba
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Enrolment numbers have once again increased at the University of Manitoba.
A total of 27,540 students are currently enrolled for the 2010-11 academic year, an increase of one per cent compared to 27,262 students...
Katz, Wasylycia-Leis at odds on rapid transit
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While Mayor Sam Katz continues to pledge light rail transit to the city of Winnipeg if re-elected, entrant Judy Wasylycia-Leis promises to complete Phase Two of the rapid transit corridor within her first term...
Degrees renovations fall behind
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Students will have to wait a bit longer to get their green curry and yam fries as renovations to Degrees face unexpected complications.
University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) president Heather Laube explained that UMSU...
