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Provincial parties commit to international student health
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Student voter priorities are at the forefront of concern for UMSU as the 2023 provincial election in October moves closer. One issue currently top of mind is the reinstatement of international student health-care coverage.
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Jam-packed week of events welcomes back Bisons
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International student Kareem Sowid is nervous yet looking forward to starting the University 1 program as a first-year student this Wednesday.
Along with Sowid, the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus is ready to begin...
College of nursing ‘outgrows’ Helen Glass with expansion
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The U of M college of nursing has introduced its first summer cohort of 120 new students amid the province’s shortage of health-care professionals. The steep increase has led to necessary building and staffing...
Keep your bike safe from theft
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The rate of bicycle theft on the U of M Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses has returned to its average from before the COVID-19 pandemic. Security services encourages students to take proper precautions as...
Manitoba government will not appeal UMFA case further
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The provincial government has chosen not to pursue further action following a decision from the Manitoba Court of Appeal to uphold a previous ruling ordering the province to pay $19.4 million to the University...
MOFA announces 2023-24 executive
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The Manitoba Organization of Faculty Associations (MOFA) has announced its new executive for the 2023-24 academic year.
Professor of political science at Brandon University and former MOFA vice-president Allison McCulloch has taken on the role...
Court upholds ruling, Manitoba must pay UMFA $19.4M
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Manitoba’s Court of Appeal has rejected the provincial government’s appeal of the ruling that the province must pay the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) $19.4 million in damages following its covert involvement in...






