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Garbage pickers sweep up data from trashed Red River
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The first-ever Red River shoreline cleanup took place on Friday, Sept. 26 along the shoreline of the University of Manitoba campus. Nine volunteers contributed to the project, spending nearly two hours walking along the...
Pro-democracy protesters demand fair elections for Hong Kong
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The government in Hong Kong declared that Monday, Oct. 6 was the deadline for pro-democracy demonstrations since university students recently boycotted their classes and students, professors, and citizens alike occupied the highways and streets...
UMSU launches ‘UM for U’ campaigns
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This past Thursday morning at Degrees Restaurant marked the launch of new campaigns aimed at addressing topics that UMSU identified as students’ top concerns on the University of Manitoba campus.
The campaign will be branded...
Winnipeg election draws big names for open St. Norbert seat
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The University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus is situated along the north end of St. Norbert ward, meaning many students living in residence and close to campus will have the opportunity to vote for...
First Nations launch human rights violations museum on CMHR grounds
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During the grand opening of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR), the Shoal Lake No. 40 First Nations community launched their own living museum—the Museum of Canadian Human Rights Violations—to raise the public’s...
Pursuit for human rights established at the U of M
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The pursuit for human rights has a new helm of energy at the University of Manitoba with the development of a new master of human rights (MHR) program announced earlier this week leading up...
Peppers plucked, pumpkins pilfered
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The UMSU campus garden, situated just outside University Centre, was recently raided, leaving little produce for volunteers and customers of the U of M’s Market Mondays.
The theft occurred sometime between the afternoon on...
