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Students cite discrimination amid security incident
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Two students originally from Colombia said they felt discriminated against following an incident with an institutional safety officer on March 11 in the Engineering and Information Technology Complex (EITC).
Juliana Rueda said that she was...
Gene Bowers sworn in as Winnipeg’s new police chief
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Gene Bowers was officially sworn in as Winnipeg’s 19th chief of police on March 17, committing to working toward community-based solutions, restoring justice initiatives and strengthening partnerships.
The ceremony took place at the Pinnacle Club...
Mark Carney wins Liberal Party leadership race
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Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada’s 24th prime minister on March 14 following his victory in the Liberal Party of Canada leadership race on March 9.
Despite not having a seat in the House...
Hindu Student Council celebrates Holi Party on campus
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U of M’s Hindu Student Council (HSC) hosted Holi Party on March 14 in the Engineering Atrium, bringing students together to celebrate the colour festival on campus.
“It’s been 10 years since we have celebrated...
Manitoba RCMP confirms identities of human remains
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On Monday, March 17, the second set of human remains retrieved from the Prairie Green landfill was identified to be Marcedes Myran of Long Plain First Nation.
Earlier this month, Manitoba Royal Canadian Mounted Police...
New education category introduced for Express Entry
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The Honourable Marc Miller, former minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship announced a new category under its Express Entry immigration system on Feb. 27, focusing on the education sector.
The move aims to address labour shortages...
Muslim Students’ Association celebrates Ramadan
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The University of Manitoba Muslim Students’ Association (UMMSA) is marking Ramadan by providing over 8,000 meals to students, assisting followers of the Islamic faith to observe the holy month.
Ramadan is observed by Muslims worldwide...







