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Naija Market Day hosted its first winter Christmas Bazaar in Winnipeg on Dec. 20 and 21, bringing together local businesses, cultural vendors and community members for a two-day celebration of entrepreneurship and culture. The event...

The federal government has confirmed that Canada will issue a maximum of 408,000 study permits in 2026 under its international student cap, as international enrolment at the U of M has declined for the...

The Price faculty of engineering held its annual memorial on Dec. 5 to honour the 14 women murdered in the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, an act of gender-based violence that has continued to shape...

24-hour exam study space opens on campus The U of M is running a 24/7 study space over the upcoming exam period, open to all students seeking a dedicated study space at any hour of...

Of the many schools of the Seven Oaks School Division (SOSD), most, if not all of them, have giant banners on the front. Some say “Community begins here,” and some say “Community starts here,”...

The Global Political Economy Students Association (GPESA) hosted retired Canadian diplomat Mark Eichhorst on Dec. 5. Born in Winnipeg and raised in Otterburne, Manitoba, Eichhorst attended Providence College and completed one semester at the...

UMSU is once again running its annual Holiday Hamper program, an initiative that provides grocery support to students facing financial hardships during the winter break. Last year, the program helped over 300 students through,...