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UMSU to hold plebiscite on continued membership with Canadian Federation of...
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UMSU is preparing to hold a plebiscite asking U of M students if they want to continue their membership in the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS).
The motion to hold the plebiscite was approved by...
U of M senate approves master of human rights program
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The University of Manitoba senate approved a proposal for a master’s degree in human rights at its regular senate meeting Jan. 3.
The proposed program now awaits a final approval by the university’s board of...
The crucial link between the life cycle of the sockeye and...
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Artist Brett D. Huson (Hetxw’ms Gyetxw) - who has worked in the film and television industry for the past decade - launched his book The Sockeye Mother Jan. 4 at McNally Robinson Booksellers.
Huson is...
UMSU toy drive and holiday hamper program records success
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UMSU organized its annual Holiday Hampers and Toy Drive program during the month of December to deliver hampers over the winter break.
The project, which wrapped up its 19th season, provides food items and toys...
UMSU council to lobby for optional summer U-Pass
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UMSU council unanimously passed a motion encouraging the union’s executive to lobby the City of Winnipeg to introduce an optional universal transit pass (U-Pass) for the summer term at its regular meeting Jan. 4.
UMSU...
Winnipeggers mark Idle No More five year anniversary
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More than 50 people gathered at Portage and Main to observe the fifth anniversary of the Idle No More (INM) movement on Dec. 23.
INM started as a protest against Bill C-45 proposed by the...
Young and Arab in the age of revolutions
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Beyond Crisis: The Middle East Past, Present, Future event series hosted University of Michigan history professor Juan Cole Dec. 11 at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights for a keynote address on youth involvement...







