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Exploring MAiD practices and policies on Canadians
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Canada reports the largest number of deaths by medical assistance in dying (MAiD), surpassing all other countries for yearly assisted deaths.
Salina Pirzada, a PhD candidate at the Max Rady college of medicine, is conducting...
New digital health scholarship open to students
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The Infoway Centre for Clinical Innovation in Digital Health has launched the Connected Care Clinical Student Scholarship — a $5,000 scholarship aimed at advancing healthcare transformation in Canada.
Those interested can submit their applications by...
University reviews Bisons and recreation brands
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The U of M announced a major initiative to re-evaluate its sports and recreation brands, including the Bisons — which have not been updated in nearly 25 years, Mini U programs, junior Bisons and...
Asper school of business Associate Achievement awards
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The associates of the Asper school of business celebrated excellence in research and teaching at its annual Associates Achievement awards celebration on Nov. 1.
The Associates Achievement award celebration is an event that brings together...
Medical researchers awarded grant over $1 million
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Two researchers from the Max Rady college of medicine, Dr. Nathan Nickel and Dr. Garry Shen, received a sum of $1.1 million from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) to support their breastfeeding...
Awakening Spirit exhibition at U of M’s art gallery
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The Awakening Spirit exhibition is being hosted for the first time at the university’s school of art gallery from Oct. 30 to Nov. 22.
The exhibition is a showcase of contemporary art, featuring a range...
Classes cancelled after knife incident on campus
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All classes and exams were cancelled on Nov. 19 at the university’s Fort Garry campus following reports of a man with a large knife.
At approximately 6:30 a.m., the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) was notified...






