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University of Manitoba Press launches Decolonizing Employment

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Osho Samuel Adetunji
The call for inclusion of indigenous Canadians in the labour market is the focus of a new book launching this week from the University of Manitoba Press, entitled Decolonizing Employment. The newly published book was...
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The changing world of bullying

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Lauren Siddall
University of Manitoba alumnus Courtney Andrysiak was honoured with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) Master’s Thesis Award for her dissertation on cyber-bullying this summer.
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U of M faculty of human ecology officially shuts down

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Dana Hatherly
After 105 years in existence, the faculty of human ecology at the University of Manitoba has dissolved, bringing to a close the last school of its kind in the country and dispersing its former...
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The discreet charm of the zebra finch

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Malak Abas
Human beings and zebra finches don’t seem likely to have much in common, but new studies show that we agree on at least one front: love is a complicated thing. Most animals appear to choose...
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Notes from the Star Field

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Chantelle Dubois
The European Space Policy Institute (ESPI) is a think tank organization for space policy, established by the European Space Agency Council and the Austrian Research Promotion Agency in 2002. ESPI’s purpose is to provide...
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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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