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City releases proposed budget

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Quinn Richert
The City of Winnipeg released its 2013 capital and operating budget plans during the week of Jan. 7 and, in doing so, unveiled an abrupt series of cuts to charities and nonprofits that have...
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Lecture examines past, present, and future of the Canadian West

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Quinn Richert
David Barnard, vice-chancellor and president of the University of Manitoba, hosted a talk on Wednesday, Jan. 16 entitled “The New West: The Political and Economic Rise of Western Canada.” The talk was the first...
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Idle No More lecture held at The Hub

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Alycia Rodrigues
Idle No More speakers and supporters gathered Thursday, Jan. 17 at The Hub on campus to discuss the movement and what it really means. The event was sponsored by the Liberal Party. Activist and speaker...
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Prominent hacktivist commits suicide: family blames harsh prosecution

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Tom Ingram
Prominent web programmer and open data activist Aaron Swartz was found dead in his apartment on Friday, Jan. 11 in an apparent suicide. He was 26. Swartz’s family released a statement criticizing the way...
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Clean Energy in Manitoba: Are we really leading the way?

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Holly Ervick-Knote
On Nov. 20, 2012 the province released the Manitoba Clean Energy Strategy (MCES). The strategy outlines how the province plans to develop renewable energy and was created in accordance with the principles presented in...
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Release the kraken! Giant squid captured on video in deep sea

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Tom Ingram
For the first time ever, ocean explorers have captured footage of a giant squid in its natural environment deep in the ocean. The expedition took place off of Japan’s Ogasawara archipelago, and was funded...
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Career Week gives U of M students opportunity to find jobs

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Alycia Rodrigues
Career week at the U of M began on Jan. 9 and gave students the opportunity to network, furthering their potential success at finding jobs. Students were encouraged to interact with the career advisors...

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