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From golf course to residential community
The University of Manitoba will be introducing an international design competition for a plan that will convert the unused Southwood Golf Course into student and public housing, as...
Crime beat
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Crime statistics from June 1 – Sept. 27 on the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses illustrate the constant need for students to err on the side of caution in order to protect themselves and...
Motion 312 no longer in motion
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A motion to research the time human life starts was defeated on Sept. 26 in the House of Commons. The initial motion, led by conservative MP Stephen Woodworth this past February, received a 203-91...
Uniting Canadian and UK embassies has many concerned
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Talks about possibly joining Canadian and United Kingdom embassies in various countries have many people outraged and concerned over the consequences this could potentially have for Canada.
News of such a possibility was announced early...
MP’s emails cause concerns regarding privacy
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Two Conservative MPs made headlines last week when they were accused of breaching individual’s privacy through email.
Jason Kenney, Immigration Minister and MP for Calgary Southeast, distributed an email from his MP office on Sept....
Neville given 90 days for new strategy
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In an effort to create a new taxpayer subsidization system for funding political parties in Manitoba, the Selinger government has enlisted the help of William Neville, a University of Manitoba political scientist, to help...
Anti-Semitic posters in Winnipeg target Katz
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This past week Winnipeg’s downtown area was plagued with anti-Semitic posters which targeted Winnipeg’s Mayor, Sam Katz.
The posters were discovered on Sept. 14 in various locations around downtown, including Carlton and Broadway. Soon after...


