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U of M confirms five open investigations of faculty underway
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A spokesperson for the U of M has confirmed there are currently five open investigations under the U of M’s respectful work and learning environment policy and sexual assault policy.
Out of the five investigations,...
From University Centre to your plate
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It is an exciting time for local food crop farmers and garden owners.
Harvest season has arrived and farmers’ markets are flourishing with fresh produce from varieties of freshly picked fruits, vegetables and legumes, to...
Saudi medical trainees allowed to remain in Canada
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In a recent development in the ongoing conflict between Canada and Saudi Arabia, Saudi medical trainees studying in Canada have been allowed to stay in the country.
Diplomatic conflict became public in early August after...
Student groups learn the culture of consent
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On Aug. 20, the Commerce Students’ Association hosted the first consent culture workshop of the school year, and it will not be the last.
U of M student associations can participate in consent culture training...
Hundreds of Winnipeggers gathered to protest climate change inaction, Line 3...
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Hundreds of rain-soaked Winnipeggers gathered at the legislative building Saturday for a march criticizing government inaction on climate change.
The march was schedules as part of the international Rise for Climate initiative, which saw hundreds...
Saudi Arabian students pulled from universities
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Over 8,000 international students studying in Canada have been left reeling following a decision by the Saudi Arabian government to pull students from Canadian universities.
A diplomatic spat between Canada and Saudi Arabia broke out...
U of M students win national satellite building competition
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Fishing line, toaster element and measuring tape: three commonly found items, yet invaluable to a student-driven team whose resourcefulness will turn these items into parts of a functioning satellite-deploying system.
Five days before the U...
