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Progressive Conservatives hold line on post-secondary funding
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In its first provincial budget since being elected to office in April, the Manitoba Progressive Conservative government held steady on post-secondary funding.
Released on May 31, the provincial budget will increase university operating grants slightly...
U of M raises flag on its first Pride week
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Students, university officials, and community members gathered in the atrium of the Brodie Centre on the Bannatyne campus May 30 for a flag-raising ceremony marking the University of Manitoba's first-ever official participation in Pride...
Racing on thin ice
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Motorsport; fast paced, adrenaline packed, competitive, and ultimately weather reliant. The Winnipeg Sports Car Club (WSCC) knows all of this and more.
The WSCC was started by a small group of people who were returning...
UMSU establishes mandatory consent culture training program
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) officially adopted a motion to install a mandatory consent culture training policy into its governing documents at an April 15 council meeting.
The policy requires that every faculty...
UMFA, administration to begin contract negotiations in May
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Negotiations toward a multi-year agreement between the University of Manitoba and its faculty are set to get underway in earnest after an attempt to reach an expedited, one-year deal fell through.
In consideration of an...
Undergraduate symposium offers opportunities to students pursuing careers in healthcare
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The Canadian Undergraduate Conference On Healthcare (CUCOH) Manitoba will be hosting the first Manitoba Undergraduate Healthcare Symposium from May 6 to 8 at the University of Manitoba’s Bannatyne campus.
CUCOH Manitoba is a U of...
Science Rendezvous to take place at Fort Garry campus
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On May 7, the University of Manitoba will be bustling with scientific wonder and excitement as Science Rendezvous takes over the campus.
Science Rendezvous is an annual event that takes place in cities across Canada...
