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U of M contributes $7.3 billion to Manitoba’s economy
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The University of Manitoba is estimated to have contributed $7.3 billion to Manitoba’s economy in the 2022-23 fiscal year — nine per cent of the province’s GDP — according to an economic impact study...
Law students attend national Indigenous legal conference
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Law students from Robson Hall stepped out of the classroom for the 35th annual Indigenous Bar Association (IBA) conference on Rama First Nation last month.
Third-year student Shelby Sinclair, who attended IBA conferences in previous...
November marks Career Month at U of M
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UMSU, career services and the University of Manitoba Alumni Association will be hosting a series of over 30 events and workshops throughout November for Career Month.
The month will begin with the Career Month Kickoff...
Rady faculty of health sciences hosts open house
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Graduate programs in nursing, medicine, dentistry, pharmacology and more are available here at the University of Manitoba.
The Rady faculty of health sciences’ graduate studies program is hosting its annual open house in November for...
NDP appoints new advanced education minister
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The Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) took office last Wednesday and appointed a team of new cabinet ministers, including rookie MLA for Southdale, the province’s newest advanced education and training minister, Renée Cable.
The new...
Study permit challenges concern U of M students
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When Aahan Rajput applied for his student visa, he was left feeling confused, unsupported and ignored.
Rajput, now a bachelor of commerce honours student in his third year, was a minor at the time he...
Take a bird’s eye view
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Winnipeg is home to many species of birds, some even here on the University of Manitoba campus, and with the UM Indigenous Birding Club, you may just be able to see an indigo bunting...
