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U of M professor launches transit research project
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With the City of Winnipeg slated to complete phase two of the Southwest rapid transit corridor by 2020 after years of delays, one University of Manitoba professor is preparing to examine how municipalities across...
David Barnard opens up
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David Barnard, the president and vice-chancellor of the University of Manitoba, has faced his share of controversy.
This year alone, Barnard has had to deal with the fallout from $14.4 million worth of cuts in...
University of Manitoba indigenous leaders look to rock the vote
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Experts at the University of Manitoba predict that indigenous voter turnout is likely to increase from previous years in the upcoming federal election as indigenous leaders seek to bolster voter turnout across the country.
In...
Questions remain over resignation of UBC president
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VANCOUVER – It’s fair to say that almost no one saw it coming. On Friday, Aug. 7, University of British Columbia (UBC) president Arvind Gupta resigned his position one year into a five-year mandate.
The...
UMSU unveils Frosh Fest lineup
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As a new school year approaches, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) is preparing to host their third annual Frost Fest Music Festival this month, which will take place on Sept. 20 at...
Psychiatry professor sheds light on PTSD with federal research grant
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University of Manitoba psychiatry professor Jitender Sareen received just under $2 million from the federal Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) this summer to fund a major research project studying post-traumatic stress disorder among...
Student group pushes federal parties to address student debt
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In an attempt to bring student debt to the political forefront this federal election, the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) is pushing for a national strategy to shift from student loans to grants, in...
