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Manitoba Budget 2025 allocates $3.7B for capital projects

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Ngozi Okose
The Manitoba government has announced Budget 2025, marking the largest capital investment in the province’s history, according to the press release. Finance Minister Adrien Sala revealed on March 20 that the budget aims to...
Faith Peters
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Canadians to head to the polls for a federal election

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Sylvester Delali Agbado
The 2025 Canadian federal election is set to take place on April 28, following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s request to Governor General Mary Simon to dissolve parliament. Carney, who assumed office on March 14, 2025...
Beibei Lu
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2025-26 UMGSA general election results

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Sylvester Delali Agbado
The official results of the 2025-26 University of Manitoba Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) general election has been publicized and will be ratified at the March 26 UMGSA council meeting. The election took place online from...
Milan Lukes
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Manitoba RCMP confirms identities of human remains

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Ngozi Okose
On Monday, March 17, the second set of human remains retrieved from the Prairie Green landfill was identified to be Marcedes Myran of Long Plain First Nation. Earlier this month, Manitoba Royal Canadian Mounted Police...
Milan Lukes
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New education category introduced for Express Entry

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Sylvester Delali Agbado
The Honourable Marc Miller, former minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship announced a new category under its Express Entry immigration system on Feb. 27, focusing on the education sector. The move aims to address labour shortages...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
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Security Services report on December campus incidents

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Ngozi Okose
The U of M security statistics for the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses for December 2024 are now accessible. The figures have been published in the latest edition of Security Services Monthly, the university’s newsletter...
Milan Lukes
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U.S.-Canada trade war deepens with tariff imposition

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Sylvester Delali Agbado
The Government of Manitoba responded to the U.S. administration’s implementation of 25 per cent tariffs on March 4 by applying retaliatory tariffs on March 6 to protect Manitoban jobs and businesses. Tariffs on some Canadian...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo

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