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Over 25% of Manitobans obese

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Leah Hansen
A new study from the University of Manitoba faculty of medicine has found that while more than a quarter of people in Manitoba are now considered obese, the province’s healthcare system is unlikely to...
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Striving for sustainability

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Jeremy Gregoire
With a growing push towards sustainability, both the University of Manitoba and the city of Winnipeg are looking at ways to offers cyclists more safe and accessible bike routes. Since the approval of the Active...
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U of M collecting memories of life in Tache Hall

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Though it will soon be the home of the Marcel A. Desautels faculty of music and the school of art, over the past century Tache Hall was home to thousands of students at the...
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Science opinions

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Gerald R. Jacobs
In September of this year a piece of news was silently taking the world by storm: The speed of light was broken; Einstein was finished. Researchers from CERN, in Geneva, Switzerland, were conducting an experiment...
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Zoological Investigations

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Leanne Grieves
So, I had this great thought about all the road-killed dogs, cats and iguanas I see on the drive from Lajas, Puerto Rico to work at the Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge every morning...
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Dating application gives online courage in campus pubs

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Zafira Rajan
VANCOUVER (CUP) — A new social app designed by a University of British Columbia grad may soon move flirting at campus pubs to the internet. Designed by UBC grad Duncan Bays, the app, called Electric...
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International news briefs

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Erin Jackson
Libya’s new leaders declare liberation Members of Libya’s interim government declared the official liberation of the country on Oct. 23, three days after the death of former leader Moammar Gadhafi, reported CBC News. Hundreds attended a...

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