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The Canadian Federation of Students sues UMSU over nearly $1 million...
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The Canadian Federation of Students, an organization that works to represent post-secondary students across Canada, has filed a lawsuit against the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU).
The federation — established in 1981 and composed...
Anti-abortion group CCBR holds rally on campus
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The anti-abortion group Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) held rallies at the U of M campus last Thursday and Friday.
The group, which displays graphic images of aborted fetuses as a part of their...
Return to in-person means return of in-person clubs
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Student clubs, many of which faced challenges over the past two years, are back in-person at the U of M.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Sierra Hutchison, the French volunteer engagement assistant coordinator for Let’s Talk...
Respect, Educate, Empower Survivors reaches for ‘red zone’ reduction
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With the return to in-person activities comes a renewed need to face what some have referred to as an epidemic of sexual assault issues on university campuses.
The U of M is currently in what...
MSA celebrates grand opening of mosque on campus
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The University of Manitoba Muslim Students’ Association (MSA) celebrated the grand opening of its mosque on campus last week.
The university invested $120,000 in the newly renovated space, which is located in room E3-160 of...
Busy first week on campus
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The University of Manitoba was a busy place last week. On top of the return to in-person learning, there were multiple back to school celebrations across campus.
The Commerce Students’ Association (CSA) held events for...
Study permit backlog delays international students
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Some international students may have to delay their post-secondary studies as Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) faces a backlog of study permits.
Almost 169,000 study permits are awaiting approval from IRCC as of Aug....
