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Mauro Institute promotes peace and justice
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The Arthur V. Mauro institute for peace and justice at St. Paul’s College continues to uphold its mission of “advancing social justice, peace and inclusivity through outreach, learning and service.”
Over the years, the institute...
A celebration of Filipino culture at the CMHR
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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights hosted Kwento’t Kulay: Stories and Colors, a one-day event on Nov. 9 organized by the Philippine Historical Society of Canada, Inc. (PHSCI). The event focused on Filipino culture,...
Women’s Centre hosts empowering conference
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The U of M Women’s Centre hosted a free Women in Leadership conference in collaboration with the Racial Equity and Inclusion Alliance and UMSU in the John A. Russel Atrium on Nov. 15 and...
East African Students Association coming soon
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A new student organization is forming at the U of M to provide a space for East African Students and anyone interested in learning about the region’s cultures. The East African Students Association (EASA)...
Bisons players’ cars vandalized on campus
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Eight members of the U of M Bisons soccer team returned from a weekend game in Saskatchewan to find their vehicles vandalized near the university’s outdoor soccer field.
The incident occurred on Friday, Oct. 21,...
CIPA hosting first Winnipeg event
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The Canadian Immigrant Professional Alliance (CIPA) is set to host its first event in Winnipeg on Wednesday, Nov. 12, marking a milestone for immigrant-led professional empowerment in Canada.
The event will take place at the...
‘Toban news briefs
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Jesse Brogan
Late-night Winnipeg Transit
Winnipeg Transit plans to extend late-night service on 11 fixed routes starting in 2026, funded by $3 million in 2026 and $4.4 million in 2027. The proposal adds 33 staff positions...






