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U of M celebrates sustainability month

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David Zirangey
October is sustainability month in Manitoba. The U of M’s office of sustainability is hosting events throughout the month to promote awareness about the impact human behaviour has on the planet and to advocate for...
Asha Nelson
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U of M associate prof arrested on child pornography charges

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Malak Abas
A U of M associate professor and child psychologist has been arrested and charged with possession of child pornography. Gary Shady, 72, was arrested in his Fort Rouge home Wednesday. An investigation by the Winnipeg Police...
Quincy Houdayer
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Manitobans protest for safe housing, affordable transit

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Malak Abas
Manitobans marched from City Hall to the legislative building Thursday to advocate for a poverty-free province. The walk, organized by Make Poverty History Manitoba — an activist group focused on changing public policy to identify...
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Indigenous prof critical of U of M land acknowledgement

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Ty Brass
Indigenous U of M professor Laara Fitznor expressed concern with the U of M’s Traditional Territories Acknowledgement during a lecture Oct. 4. Fitznor, an associate professor at the U of M’s Faculty of Education, has...
Asha Nelson
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U-Pass negotiations in beginning stages

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Malak Abas
As the end of the three-year U-Pass contract nears, Winnipeg Transit has requested to begin negotiations with UMSU. UMSU’s current U-Pass contract will expire in May 2019, which UMSU president Jakob Sanderson called an “exciting...
Quincy Houdayer
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Laws changing too slowly: disability rights advocate

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Shauna Matthews
Disability rights advocate David Lepofsky spoke at a talk hosted by Barrier-Free Manitoba at the Millennium Library Oct. 4 where he criticized the provincial government for lagging behind when bringing accessibility standards into law. Lepofsky,...
Quincy Houdayer
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Study finds 28 per cent of Manitobans diagnosed with mental illness

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David Zirangey
A study conducted by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy has found that 28 per cent of Manitoban adults have been diagnosed with at least one mental illness. The study, titled Mental Illness among adult...

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