News Briefs

News Briefs

‘Toban news briefs

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Roy Albright Obah
  Crypto levy to reduce Hydro The Manitoba government intends to use taxes collected from cryptocurrency operations to lower household electricity bills by approximately $50 annually. Finance minister Adrien Sala shared that the provincial government projects $20...
Emma Gillich
News Briefs

Toban news briefs

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Arifah Gheesah
Lemonade stands for hope U of M Undergraduate Leaders in Healthcare and the U of M Dairy Club are hosting a lemonade stand with ice cream to raise funds for CancerCare Manitoba Foundation to support...
Emma Gillich
News Briefs

‘Toban news briefs

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Arifah Gheesah
UMGPS launches graduate student writing groups The U of M Graduate and Postdoctoral Society is partnering with the Academic Learning Centre to launch Graduate Student Writing Groups, an initiative aimed at supporting graduate students with...
Emma Gillich
News Briefs

‘Toban news briefs

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Arifah Gheesah
Manitoba says goodbye to changing clocks Premier Wab Kinew has announced that Manitoba will remain on daylight saving time permanently. This November, Manitobans will not turn their clocks back to standard time, ending the province’s...
Emma Gillich
News Briefs

‘Toban news briefs

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Arifah Gheesah
ASBC Grocery Support Program Applications for the ASBC Grocery Support Program are open until Sept. 25 at 11:59 p.m. The program will be able to provide 10 faculty of arts students with grocery store gift...
Emma Gillich
News Briefs

‘Toban news briefs

By
Jesse Brogan
Tax exempt system for churches in Canada is under consideration Parliament’s Finance Committee’s 2025 prebudget report proposes two measures that could impact faith-based charities. This change could revoke charitable status for pro-life groups and eliminating...