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Youth unemployment in Manitoba hits highest levels since mid-90s

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Levi Garber
Youth unemployment in Manitoba is at its highest rate in more than two decades, according to data from Statistics Canada. In December 2016, Manitoba’s youth unemployment rate dropped slightly to 13.1 per cent from its...
Photo of NDP MP Niki Ashton speaking about precarious work for millennials at the University of Winnipeg.
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CFS executives respond to UMSU demand for apology

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Levi Garber
University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) executives are not satisfied with the Canadian Federation of Students’ (CFS) response to the local’s demands for an apology regarding treatment of UMSU executives at the CFS national...
Photo of UMSU president Tanjit Nagra with vice-president advocacy Dara Hallock.
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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences sets strategic priorities

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Osho Samuel Adetunji
Administrators of the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences (RFHS) outlined their strategic priorities at a town hall meeting Jan. 19, charting the faculty’s course for the next several years. Hosted in the Gaspard Theatre on...
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Feds and province combine to invest $36 million into U of...

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Diana-Abasi Ubokudom
The University of Manitoba received a shot in the arm Tuesday, with the announcement of a joint federal-provincial investment of $36 million. niversity of Manitoba president David Barnard was joined by Winnipeg South Liberal MP...
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University under fire over off-campus housing issues

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Seamus Hamilton-Pattison
The University of Manitoba is facing continued criticism from neighbouring communities for its lack of action in dealing with a number of allegedly illegal rental units housing students. On Jan. 11, a dozen city planning...
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2017 UMSU general election set to go online

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Osho Samuel Adetunji
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) voted at its regularly-scheduled meeting Jan. 5 to approve purchasing software from online ballot specialists Simply Voting for the 2017 UMSU elections. The deal is yet to be...
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Education and textbook tax credits discontinued in favour of bolstered student...

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Diana-Abasi Ubokudom
A federal government move eliminating some post-secondary tax credits in lieu of more direct financial support is being both welcomed and criticized by Manitoba students. Beginning Jan. 1, the education and textbook tax credits, which...

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UMSU BOD meeting

UMSU hosted their biweekly board of directors meeting on...

Indigenous grad students find community at SAGE retreat

Indigenous graduate students gathered in the Elizabeth Dafoe Library...

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