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Some fear human rights at risk with terrorism bills
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The House of Commons began debates on two anti-terrorism bills on Oct. 15, which had first been introduced after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and subsequently expired in 2007.
The first of the...
New wave of Trudeaumania strikes Winnipeg
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Manitoban Liberals came out en masse on Oct. 20 to attend a rally where Justin Trudeau discussed his newly announced bid for the leadership of the federal Liberal party.
Kevin Lamoureux, Liberal MP for Winnipeg...
Doctor’s behaving badly: Japanese researcher lied about stem cell treatment
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The Japanese medical community is reeling after a researcher admitted to lying about a revolutionary treatment for heart patients.
Hisashi Moriguchi claimed to have used induced pluripotent stem cells to treat heart disease – if...
It’s a scorcher out there: Last month tied for hottest September...
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Last month is tied with September, 2005 for the hottest September on record, according to data from the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Global land...
Hotspot: U of M’s role in the nuclear industry
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The “R” word: a brief history
Radioactivity: the term first used in 1898 by Marie Curie in her paper entitled “Emissions of Rays by Uranium and Thorium Compounds.” Immediately following its discovery, radiation received an...
Can I get some eggs to go with that sperm? Stem...
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Infertility is a serious issue affecting both men and women worldwide. There are alternative methods for infertile individuals to have children, such as adoption, gamete donation, or surrogate birth. Still, a demand to have...
Amazing weekend of soccer at U of M
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It was an action-packed weekend of soccer on the University of Manitoba Turf Fields West as the Bison women fought with all they had to ensure they stayed in the running for a playoff...





