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UMSU moves forward with divestment campaign

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Garett Williams
Following the lead of universities, pension funds, and philanthropic foundations worldwide, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) is building a movement to push the university to divest its holdings from the fossil fuel...
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Holocaust Survivors in Canada offers cautionary tale, says author

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Ethan Cabel
As young Canadian scholar Adara Goldberg began her PhD dissertation for the Strassler Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., she sought a moment of clarity in her interviews...
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Perry Bellegarde speaks at University of Manitoba

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Aleah Isaak
Perry Bellegarde, national chief for the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) spoke at the University of Manitoba last week, outlining the priorities of the AFN going into the federal election.
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Canada needs improved environmental protections, says lawyer

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Osho Samuel Adetunji
Canada needs to vastly improve its environmental laws and regulations in order to protect the health and environmental well-being of Canadians. That was the primary message conveyed in a lecture hosted by the University...
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Physician-assisted suicide

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Chantelle Dubois
Physician-assisted suicide is a sensitive and polarizing topic among Canadians. For some, the choice to die with the assistance of a physician in the face of terminal illness, severe disability, or lowered quality of...
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Active Living Centre not accessible, say critics

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Garett Williams
The University of Manitoba’s Active Living Centre, which opened last winter to much fanfare, is leaving a few of the university’s physically disabled students upset over their lack of access to the facilities. Dating back...
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Gender is king in food marketing, study finds

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Garett Williams
If it’s a healthy snack you’re looking for, chances are it will taste better coming out of a package depicting women dancing ballet rather than men playing football – or at least you will...