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The future of U-Pass, public transportation on campus
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In light of the upcoming referendum in which students will vote to determine the outcome of the universal transit pass (U-Pass), the U-Pass referendum forum was held to shed some light on the evidence...
David Suzuki leads movement, Blue Dot Tour moves Winnipeg
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Renowned Canadian scientist and environmental activist David Suzuki led the Blue Dot Tour on their way to Winnipeg—and to the University of Manitoba campus—on Friday, Oct. 24.
The first part of the Winnipeg stop included...
Winnipeg under new management, Bowman in the hot seat
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Winnipeg is under new management, and citizens, along with University of Manitoba students, can expect big changes over the next four years.
That is the message of mayor-elect Brian Bowman, the 43-year-old privacy lawyer. With...
Profile: U of M students running for school trustee
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Two University of Manitoba students are running for school trustee as part of Winnipeg’s 2014 municipal election, taking place Oct. 22.
The Manitoban asked both candidates about themselves and their experiences running for office.
Tanjit Nagra
Tanjit...
U1 council election sees drop in voter turnout
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The University 1 (U1) student council held elections last week to fill its 11 representative positions.
Outgoing UMSU representative for the U1 council and CRO for the U1 elections, Sanjana Vijayann, told the Manitoban that...
#NoMoreBlurredLines posters vandalized
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Trigger warning: rape.
Newly posted #NoMoreBlurredLines campaign posters with the message “Gum is something you ask for, sexual assault is not," intended to engage students at the University of Manitoba by acknowledging and critiquing rape...
Building the student movement with CFS-Manitoba
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The Canadian Federation of Students-Manitoba (CFS-MB) building the student movement campaigns forum held at the University of Manitoba on Saturday, Oct. 11 featured workshops on eliminating rape culture, fossil fuel divestment, affordable education, building...
