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Study permit challenges concern U of M students
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When Aahan Rajput applied for his student visa, he was left feeling confused, unsupported and ignored.
Rajput, now a bachelor of commerce honours student in his third year, was a minor at the time he...
Take a bird’s eye view
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Winnipeg is home to many species of birds, some even here on the University of Manitoba campus, and with the UM Indigenous Birding Club, you may just be able to see an indigo bunting...
2SLGBTQIA+ campus groups unite to oppose transphobia
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When Keegan Vergara was asked as a queer representative on the Social Work Students’ Association to make a statement on the 1 Million March 4 Children (1MM4C), he and the other queer rep decided...
UMSU tightens non-disclosure agreements
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Several breaches of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) from last year’s UMSU board of directors have led the organization to re-vamp its NDA.
During the Sept. 28 UMSU board of directors (BoD) meeting, vice president finance &...
Two trash bins on campus catch fire in two weeks
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In the past two weeks, students have discovered fires in two separate trash bins, including one that was still burning when it was found.
One of the trash bins was located near Pembina Hall and...
Team-based care a priority for incoming NDP government
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Health care is a priority for premier-designate Wab Kinew and the new Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP) government, all with the assistance from one U of M professor.
Kinew announced the transition advisory team on...
Jelynn Dela Cruz youngest woman MLA in MB history
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Jelynn Dela Cruz, born and raised in Winnipeg’s Radisson riding, is 23 years old. When Ed Schreyer was elected as the youngest MLA in Manitoba’s history, he was 22.
Last Tuesday, Dela Cruz, a former...
