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Frosh Music Festival may be on verge of cancellation

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Diana-Abasi Ubokudom
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union’s (UMSU) Frosh Music Festival is on the ropes. Reporting on this year’s festival at UMSU’s regular council meeting Oct. 26, VP external Wilfred Sam-King said the event either needs...
Quincy Houdayer
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Students descend on legislature to protest expected tuition fee increases

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Shaden Abusaleh
More than one hundred students marched from the University of Winnipeg to the Manitoba legislature on Thursday, calling on the provincial government to scrap Bill 31. Bill 31 was introduced by the Progressive Conservative government...
Asha Nelson
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Winnipeg developer sues protesters who occupied Parker Lands construction site

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Imreet Kaur
Nearly 50 protesters are being sued in excess of $500,000 by a Winnipeg developer after the Parker Lands development site was blockaded for nearly two months this summer. A lawyer for Gem Equites, a Winnipeg...
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The successful economic integration of refugees

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Shaden Abusaleh
Taking two buses from Corydon Avenue, Rasha Kossad leaves her home on Saturday mornings to head to the Polo Park Hearing Centre where she works as an administrative professional. “At Polo Park, I work from...
Asha Nelson
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Winnipeg Chapter of Take Back the Night holds annual march against...

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Diana-Abasi Ubokudom
Hundreds of Winnipegers gathered at the University of Winnipeg to march in solidarity with sexual assault survivors at the annual Take Back the Night march held Oct. 19. Take Back the Night is a community-based...
Asha Nelson
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Violent attacks raise questions of transit safety

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Garett Williams
A pair of violent attacks on Winnipeg Transit buses last week has renewed discussions of bus safety in the city. Both incidents resulted in arrests, and one in minor injuries. Third-year University of Manitoba economics student...
Quincy Houdayer

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