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 UMSU’s board of directors (BOD) will be deciding who will fill the shoes of vice-president finance and operations, and vice-president external affairs this Thursday, Oct. 22. The vote is taking place during the biweekly...

  Winnipeg voters will head to the polls on Oct. 28 for the 2026 municipal election with 12 candidates contending for the mayoral seat. Public transit, safety and affordability are among key issues shaping their...

The U of M welcomed Canadian Governor General Louise Arbour to St. Paul’s College for a closed-door meeting with graduate students in the peace and conflict studies (PACS) program. The meeting, held at Hanley Hall,...

Focus Hub brought Indigenous elders and an Islamic scholar together at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on Oct. 17 for Uncensored Dialogue. This conversation series pairs their stories with artwork by students and...

UMSocialists hosted a campus cleanup on Oct. 17, bringing volunteers together to collect litter and contribute to a cleaner campus. Hunter Reynolds, UMSocialists president, said, “We meet regularly as a club to talk about what...

Federal funding for mental health, substance use and home and community-based care services in Manitoba has been extended by one year. However, the province’s health minister did not confirm whether any of it will...

  Crypto levy to reduce Hydro The Manitoba government intends to use taxes collected from cryptocurrency operations to lower household electricity bills by approximately $50 annually. Finance minister Adrien Sala shared that the provincial government projects $20...