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Global community must act for the Rohingya
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The state-sponsored oppression in Myanmar of the Rohingya, a minority ethnic group composed primarily of Muslims often described as “the world’s most persecuted people,” has swiftly become one the gravest humanitarian crises of the...
Documentary highlights experiences of chronically homeless
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A documentary highlighting the lived experiences of four chronically homeless people in British Columbia was screened at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights March 8.
Directed, produced, and written by Krista Loughton the documentary, titled...
U of A highlights lack of diversity among U15 leadership positions
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A recent study conducted by University of Alberta professor Malinda Smith for the University of Alberta Academic Women’s Association found a lack of diversity in leadership positions at Canada’s U15 research-intensive universities.
The study found...
Indigenous Awareness Week extended
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The University of Manitoba has extended its annual Indigenous Awareness Week into Indigenous Awareness Month this year.
The U of M is hosting several events between March 5 and 29 to explore Indigenous history, cultures,...
Engage slate takes UWSA executive unchallenged
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UWSA Engage, led by president Morgan Brightnose, ran unchallenged and was voted in for executive positions of the University of Winnipeg Students’ Association.
Brightnose received 504 out of the 557 votes cast. VP external affairs...
UMSU moves forward in governance updates
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UMSU is lobbying to introduce several amendments to the UMSU Act, which will be carried forward in a private member’s bill by Fort Richmond MLA Sarah Guillemard March 7, once the Legislature is back...
Cloned primates make history, spark discussion
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Whether it is through new research, new commentary, or Barbra Streisand proudly declaring that she had her dead canine cloned into a brand-new litter of dogs to love, news on cloning captivates the public...
