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Crime beat

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Rachel Wood
The holidays saw five instances of theft at the University of Manitoba. The U of M Security Services reported that two thefts of cell phones occurred. These thefts occurred when the devices were left...
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NHL lockout felt by businesses and workers downtown

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Alycia Rodrigues
The NHL lockout is officially over and, according to a photograph of the Jets game schedule leaked online in the Winnipeg Free Press, the first game is set for Jan. 19 at the MTS...
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Campus news briefs

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Rachel Wood
Bisons With Byte group invited to Russia for computer programming competition A University of Manitoba computer science group, Bisons With Byte, will be traveling to Russia for the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) International Collegiate...
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Federal ruling grants victory to Métis and non-status groups

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Rachel Wood
A recent ruling on Jan. 8 by a federal court redefined “Indian” under the Constitution Act to include Métis and non-status Aboriginal peoples. The decision has First Nations groups celebrating, while the federal government...
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EPA chief steps down: Rumours of protest over Keystone pipeline

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Tom Ingram
Lisa P. Jackson, the U.S.’s top environmental regulator, is stepping down as head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), effective later this month (following President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address). An anonymous...
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Reopening the final frontier: Private space companies shoot for the Moon...

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Tom Ingram
Last month saw the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 17 mission. December 7, 1972, was the last time a crewed lunar mission was launched. Since Eugene Cernan climbed back into the Challenger lunar module...
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TMI: Too much information?

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Spencer Fernando
Between the birth of the world and 2003, there were five exabytes of information created. We create five exabytes every two days. See why it’s so painful to operate in information markets? –Google CEO...

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