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E-cigarettes contain chemicals linked to lung disease: study

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Malak Abas
E-cigarettes have exploded in popularity in a very short time. What started as a possible alternative to smoking and a tool to help people break the habit has now become an aesthetic accessory in...
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The second impact

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Jeremiah Yarmie
The ubiquitous Cavendish banana is on its last leg due to the fungal pathogen Fusarium oxysporum. The fungus causes a condition called Panama disease and threatens to wipe out commercial banana plantations across the...
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Organ farm

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Chantelle Dubois
Organ transplant is a topic that has not only been a source of inspiration for plots in movies and books, but is also the fuel for a reality that is stranger than fiction. In Canada,...
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The devil’s tumour

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Jeremiah Yarmie
Looney Tunes fans are probably familiar with Tasmanian devils. The rare and particularly feisty marsupial found exclusively on Tasmania, a small island-state located just south of the mainland of Australia, is on the verge of...
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UMSU motion calls for more indigenous representation at university

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Osho Samuel Adetunji
At the final University of Manitoba Students' Union (UMSU) council meeting before the winter break, the union passed a motion endorsing increased involvement for indigenous students in decision-making processes at the University of Manitoba.
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Province grants additional $27.9 million to universities, colleges

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Estefania Wujkiw
Colleges and universities across the province will receive an additional $27.9 million from the Manitoba government, NDP Premier Greg Selinger announced Jan. 7.
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Faculty of education upgrades diversity admission policy

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Garett Williams
The faculty of education at the University of Manitoba is expanding its diversity admissions policy and increasing the number of seats set aside for enrolment into its bachelor of education program.

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