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Transit of Venus attracts crowds across Canada
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On June 5, stargazers watched as Venus, our nearest planetary neighbour, passed directly between the Sun and Earth. During this rare astronomical event, known as a “transit of Venus,” Venus was visible from Earth as...
U of M helping to make our roads better
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Winnipeg weather is not friendly to our roads, as the constant melting and freezing breaks down the integrity of the pavement, leading to our all-too-familiar cracks and potholes. The University of Manitoba is currently...
Manitoba tuition bill passes despite opposition
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Bill 2, named “Protecting Affordability for University Students,” was discussed in a Human Resources Committee meeting on June 6 and resulted in no changes to the legislation, despite opposition from many university and students...
Womyn’s centre protests pro-life event
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Pro-life trucks covered in graphic images of aborted fetuses circled the street near protesters at the Living Christ Community Church on June 13. The Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) is touring Canada as...
Temperatures still rising in Montreal
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A new piece of provincial legislation, which was recently ratified in Quebec, has caused uproar among students and protestors in Montreal. As a response to the protests against a proposed tuition hike, the Quebec...
The Hub finally open
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After a long wait and much anticipation The Hub Campus Pub finally opened its doors to the public on Thursday, May 24.
The opening of The Hub has been long expected by students as, according...
HIV scare at Winnipeg’s Southeast Collegiate
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Parents, students, and staff at Southeast Collegiate have been outraged over a potential outbreak of HIV and hepatitis infection caused by a botched diabetes test administered by a University of Manitoba professor, reported by...
