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UMSU board meeting highlights

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Arifah Gheesah
The UMSU board of directors met on Sept. 24 to discuss executive vacancies, student funding, advocacy initiatives and operational updates. Key decisions included moving forward with by-elections to fill the two vacant executive positions...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
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Cameron Provost resigns as UMSU VPFO

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Arifah Gheesah
Cameron Provost has resigned from his position as UMSU vice-president finance and operations (VPFO). Provost confirmed his resignation in a statement to the Manitoban, saying the decision followed “much deliberation.” “My resignation was not a decision...
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Former U of M’s law dean arrested in France

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Roy Albright Obah
Six months after a Canada-wide arrest warrant was issued, Jonathan Black-Branch, former U of M law dean, has been arrested in France, with extradition proceedings underway to return him to Canada. Black-Branch was employed as...
Photo of the Robson Hall law school building the the University of Manitoba's Fort Garry Campus.
Star Roxas
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Marking Mental Illness Awareness Week through art

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Roy Albright Obah
The Centre for Accessibility, Resources and Empowerment (CARE), in collaboration with the School of Art Student Association (SOFASA), presents a public communal drawing initiative on campus from Oct. 5 to 9 to bring students...
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Orange Shirt Day reaffirms reconciliation on campus

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Mikaela Warkentin
Monday marked the 12th annual Orange Shirt Day Walk hosted by the U of M college of nursing and the Nursing Students’ Association (NSA). Orange Shirt Day originated from the experience of Phyllis Webstad, who...
Zulkifl Rafah
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Aiden Peters resigns as UMSU VP external

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Arifah Gheesah
UMSU’s vice-president external affairs Aiden Peters resigned from his position effective Sept. 18, leaving the executive position vacant. Heaven Kaur, UMSU president, confirmed Peters’s resignation in an email to the Manitoban. “Aiden was not removed from...
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‘Toban news briefs

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Arifah Gheesah
Manitoba says goodbye to changing clocks Premier Wab Kinew has announced that Manitoba will remain on daylight saving time permanently. This November, Manitobans will not turn their clocks back to standard time, ending the province’s...
Emma Gillich

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