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Manitoban referendum motion sent to executive committee
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A motion challenging the Manitoban’s funding was forwarded to UMSU’s executive committee Thursday.
The motion, which was moved by Science Students’ Association representative Navkiran Chhina, seeks to trigger a referendum asking UMSU members if they...
Hundreds gather in solidarity with Boushie family
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Hundreds gathered at the Odeena Celebration Circle at the Forks Saturday afternoon to rally in support of the family of Colten Boushie.
Boushie, a 22-year-old man from Red Pheasant First Nation, was shot and killed...
University of Guelph professor talks Indigenous-led conservation
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The University of Manitoba's Clayton H. Riddell faculty of environment, earth, and resources hosted Faisal Moola, University of Guelph associate geography professor, for a lecture on Indigenous-led environmental conservation Feb. 9. Moola’s talk was...
Public education funding announcement draws fire from teachers’ union
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Manitoba public school teachers are expressing outrage at the provincial government’s recent announcement regarding upcoming public school funding.
Manitoba minister of education and training Ian Wishart announced in a press conference Feb. 8 that the...
Motion to hold referendum on Manitoban’s funding presented, withdrawn prior to...
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A motion to hold a referendum on defunding the Manitoban briefly appeared in the package sent to UMSU councillors in preparation for council’s Feb. 1 meeting, before being withdrawn little more than a day...
Anti-abortion group asked to leave Fort Garry campus
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Members of the Manitoban chapter of the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) - an anti-abortion advocacy group - were asked to leave the Fort Garry campus by U of M security services Jan....
Winnipeg remembers victims of Quebec City Mosque shooting
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Members of the Muslim community and the general public gathered Jan. 29 at the Manitoba legislature to commemorate the Quebec City Mosque shootings which took place one year prior.
The mass shooting left six people...







