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City cyclists keep a watchful eye with arrival of pothole season

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Samantha Lockhart
With the arrival of spring in Winnipeg there comes abundant potholes on our city streets. While these breaks in the road come as an annoyance to drivers, potholes may pose a dangerous risk to...
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Board of Governors approves 0% increase to executive salaries

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Sarah Petz
The decision to approve the zero percent increase was made by the management resources and compensation committee at Tuesday’s board meeting. “It’s a prudent step, and a responsible step, given it’s a challenging economic...
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U of M researchers look to convert Tim Hortons cups into...

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Samantha Lockhart
University of Manitoba professors Dr. David Levin and Dr. Richard Sparling have been collecting Tim Hortons cups on campus in order to further their research to convert the cups into biofuel — such as...
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Dinosaurs finally have something to blame

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Brian Hauri
One of the most devastating events in the history of life on Earth is believed to have happened 65.5 million years ago, when an asteroid approximately 15 km across impacted our planet in what...
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Vikings keep biodiversity safe

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Leif Larsen
Buried in the permafrost on a tiny island in the Arctic Ocean is a vault, which may contain the future of humankind. It doesn’t contain weapons, gold or books, nor anything else you would...
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Penny for your thoughts

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Brian Hauri
With the results of a study published in the March 11 issue of Current Biology, scientists from University College London (UCL) have brought us closer to understanding how memories are fixed in our brains. The...
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Solar power

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Leif Larsen
What if I told you that enough of the sun’s energy strikes the Earth every hour to power the entire planet for a full year? That would mean that if we could collect 100...

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