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Hundreds attend Winnipeg memorial for victims of Quebec City mosque shooting
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The University of Manitoba’s Muslim community is reaching out in the wake of the killing of six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque late last month.
Zeeshan Zamir, president of the U of M Muslim...
U of M students, alumni selected as Daughters of the Vote...
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As part of events to mark Canada’s 150th anniversary – and to honour 100 years of women’s formal involvement in federal politics – 14 women from Manitoba have been selected to sit in Parliament...
Warming hut designs from U of M architecture students featured on...
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A group of University of Manitoba architecture students have their warming hut on display alongside award-winning designs from around the world as part of the 2017 edition of the annual international Warming Huts: An...
The emotional toll of family violence explored in Arthur V. Mauro...
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The 2017 Arthur V. Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice brown bag lecture series opened Feb. 3 with a presentation examining responses to violence against women.
Judy Hughes, an associate professor with the faculty of...
Pipeline protestors interrupt Trudeau town hall in Winnipeg
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced off with a small group of pipeline protesters at a town hall event at the University of Winnipeg’s Duckworth Centre on Jan. 26.
The interruption came during the Liberal’s response...
Progressive Conservatives stock U of M board of governors
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The University of Manitoba’s board of governors will undergo its largest one-time turnover in years after the provincial government revoked the seats of seven sitting members and announced 11 new appointments last week.
In a...
“It’s a balancing act”: Paul Wells on Trudeau’s relationship with Trump
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Political commentator Paul Wells discusses need to balance Canadian values, trading relationship.
