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Manitoba government will not appeal UMFA case further
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The provincial government has chosen not to pursue further action following a decision from the Manitoba Court of Appeal to uphold a previous ruling ordering the province to pay $19.4 million to the University...
MOFA announces 2023-24 executive
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The Manitoba Organization of Faculty Associations (MOFA) has announced its new executive for the 2023-24 academic year.
Professor of political science at Brandon University and former MOFA vice-president Allison McCulloch has taken on the role...
Court upholds ruling, Manitoba must pay UMFA $19.4M
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Manitoba’s Court of Appeal has rejected the provincial government’s appeal of the ruling that the province must pay the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) $19.4 million in damages following its covert involvement in...
U of M looks for steps forward following Waterloo attack
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In light of the recent hate-motivated stabbing at the University of Waterloo, members of the U of M community are beginning to reflect upon the events that took place and look toward how to...
UMFA raises concerns over COVID-19 practices
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The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) continues to be concerned with the university’s health and safety practices surrounding SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19.
The association sent U of M president Michael Benarroch a letter...
U of W faculty association pens letter to board about ‘state...
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The University of Winnipeg Faculty Association (UWFA) has sent a letter to the university’s board of regents, voicing concerns following an “inordinate number of resignations and other departures” from senior staff and administration, the...
Explosive chemical found in Parker building
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A “potentially unstable” chemical found in a storage closet of the Parker building sent Winnipeg Emergency Services to the University of Manitoba on Friday, June 30.
Students and employees received an email shortly after 11...
