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U of M looks for steps forward following Waterloo attack
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In light of the recent hate-motivated stabbing at the University of Waterloo, members of the U of M community are beginning to reflect upon the events that took place and look toward how to...
UMFA raises concerns over COVID-19 practices
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The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) continues to be concerned with the university’s health and safety practices surrounding SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19.
The association sent U of M president Michael Benarroch a letter...
U of W faculty association pens letter to board about ‘state...
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The University of Winnipeg Faculty Association (UWFA) has sent a letter to the university’s board of regents, voicing concerns following an “inordinate number of resignations and other departures” from senior staff and administration, the...
Explosive chemical found in Parker building
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A “potentially unstable” chemical found in a storage closet of the Parker building sent Winnipeg Emergency Services to the University of Manitoba on Friday, June 30.
Students and employees received an email shortly after 11...
Manitoba government to increase student financial aid
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To combat the cost-of-living crisis, the Manitoba government has announced an over 40 per cent increase to the maximum benefit of the Manitoba student loan program.
The increase will take effect Aug. 1, raising the...
U of M tuition to increase for 2023-24 academic year
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Fleur Almeida came to Canada for her post-secondary education in order to have more opportunities career-wise and a better quality of life. Now, Almeida is having to worry about the potential weight of student...
Report set to protect Indigenous identity on campus
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Indigenous identity is a personal journey for all who experience it. However, such identities can face exploitation through acts of fraud. Fraudulent identifications are a reality facing growing attention. In 2021, for example, one...







