News

CUPE gets the boot

After nearly a year of working side by side, the Graduate Students Association (GSA) served CUPE 3909 with an eviction notice on Nov. 28. The…


Construction starts at U of M library

Students could face difficulty studying in the Elizabeth Dafoe Library this semester as the early phases of construction started in December and is expected to…


Shoppers expansion draws ire

In the coming months, Osborne Village may undergo a dramatic facelift. On Wednesday, Dec. 21, Winnipeg’s Board of Adjustment, a body comprised of citizen appointees…


Crime Beat

November Theft of personal items continued to be prevalent during month of November, the majority of incidents involved the theft of laptops. 11 thefts were…



Oh the humanities!

On display in the Engineering Building’s atrium at the University of Manitoba is quite possibly the future of Northern shipping. Taking up a large proportion…


Senate Notes

The University of Manitoba Senate met on Dec. 7. Three matters were carried without debate including the proposed academic schedule for the 2012-2013 academic year….


Ground-shaking news

Most Manitobans don’t lose any sleep over the idea of earthquakes. But in areas such as western North America and China, earthquakes and tremors occur…


international news briefs

Arab League places sanctions on Syria The Arab League has finalized details on economic and diplomatic sanctions against Syria, as unrest continues and the Middle…


local news briefs

One dead and two injured after crash An early morning car crash on Nov. 3 has left one man dead and two others in serious…