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March for Science scheduled to challenge Trump presidency
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Scientists across the United States will march to protest recent anti-science efforts by the Trump administration in what’s being called the “March for Science.”
The march is taking place on April 22, which is already...
Science activism is on the rise – here’s what you...
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Scientific activism is on the rise. Whether the result of the recent U.S. election, or fatigue from constantly fighting against science censorship, it is becoming increasingly obvious how important discourse between the scientific community,...
Nursing students challenge imported American entry exam
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US-based entry-to-practice nursing exam American-centric and disadvantages French students, CNSA.
Hundreds attend Winnipeg memorial for victims of Quebec City mosque shooting
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The University of Manitoba’s Muslim community is reaching out in the wake of the killing of six worshippers at a Quebec City mosque late last month.
Zeeshan Zamir, president of the U of M Muslim...
U of M students, alumni selected as Daughters of the Vote...
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As part of events to mark Canada’s 150th anniversary – and to honour 100 years of women’s formal involvement in federal politics – 14 women from Manitoba have been selected to sit in Parliament...
Warming hut designs from U of M architecture students featured on...
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A group of University of Manitoba architecture students have their warming hut on display alongside award-winning designs from around the world as part of the 2017 edition of the annual international Warming Huts: An...
The emotional toll of family violence explored in Arthur V. Mauro...
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The 2017 Arthur V. Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice brown bag lecture series opened Feb. 3 with a presentation examining responses to violence against women.
Judy Hughes, an associate professor with the faculty of...
