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UMSU holds breast cancer awareness fundraiser
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Each year, the Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign is held in the month of October. In support of the campaign this year, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) will be selling three-dollar cookies on...
Student councils call for UMSU funding transparency
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Student councils are coming forward, sharing their experiences and concerns over a lack of transparency in their relations with UMSU.
These concerns began over an alleged lack of transparency from the union. Funds have been...
Meet Winnipeg’s 2022 mayoral front-runners
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Glen Murray
Glen Murray, who served as mayor of Winnipeg from 1998 to 2004, is running again because he thinks “the city is facing a number of challenges that need some real leadership and imagination...
U of M to hold in-person convocation for 2020 and 2021
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The University of Manitoba has announced that it will hold an in-person convocation ceremony at the end of this academic year for students who graduated in 2020 and 2021.
As a result of the COVID-19...
New vaccines available for students on campus
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The University Centre (UC) Pharmacy began offering this year’s flu shot last week. Both regular and high-dose flu vaccines are available. Appointments can be made by calling University Health Service or dropping by the...
New working freedoms for international students granted
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The federal government announced on Oct. 7 that eligible international students will be granted the authorization to work more than 20 hours per week off campus. The temporary change will run from Nov. 15...
U of M gives fee deadline extension to Iranian students
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The University of Manitoba has extended the fall fee deadline for international students from Iran, as the Iranian government has been shutting down internet connections throughout the country in response to the protests. These...







