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Pesticide use to begin on campus

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Chelsee Cure
A public notice was issued regarding upcoming potential pesticide use on campus on March 1, with the program expected to run until Dec. 31, 2011. Lyle Morin, assistant manager of Grounds and General Services, said...
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No aboriginal rep on 2011 UMSU election ballot

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Leif Larsen
Despite an extension of the nomination period, the 2011 UMSU general election, which was held between March 9 and 11, went ahead without an aboriginal student representative on the ballot. According to the University...
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News Briefs

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David Opeymi
City of Winnipeg workers vote on new contract A Winnipeg branch of Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) is prepared to cast their vote on a contract offered to it members. The exercise will begin...
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International News Briefs

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Joanna Graham
Students call for elected administrators Students at Cairo University held a demonstration outside the office of its president to demand that elected administrators replace the current faculty deans, reported UniversityWorldNews.com. Students were upset to find...
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Campus Beat

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Sarah Petz
RPM celebrates LGBTT* Awareness Week The Rainbow Pride Mosaic (RPM) at the University of Manitoba is hosting LGBTT* Awareness Week between March 21 and 25 on campus. RPM is the University of Manitoba’s gay, lesbian, bisexual,...
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New residence nears completion

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Chuthan Ponnampalam
Residence students will have a new home at the University of Manitoba, as the construction of new Pembina Hall residence, which is slated to replace Tache Hall, is nearing completion. The residence is being...
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Two former U of M students wanted on terrorism charges

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Sarah Petz
Two former U of M students are wanted for charges related to terrorism, the Manitoba RCMP announced at a press conference this morning. Warrants has been issued for Ferid Ahmed Imam, for charges of...

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