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Seela launches 6 km run for Indigenous mental health
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Throughout the month of September, Rayden Seela, UMSU Indigenous students’ representative, will embark on a 6 kilometre run every day to raise awareness and collect donations for mental health and suicide-prevention efforts.
The initiative, “Movement...
CIPA inaugurates flagship program
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The Canadian Immigrant Professional Alliance (CIPA) launched its inaugural Passport to Possibilities event on July 24 at U of M, bringing professionals together to discuss immigration pathways, employment and community resources in Canada.
The event...
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Free transit passes coming for Winnipeg high school students
Winnipeg high school students will receive free Winnipeg Transit passes beginning in September under a provincial pilot program for the 2026–27 school year.
The program covers students...
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U of M to host 2026 Equity and Anti-Oppression Student Forum
The U of M ‘s Office of Equity Transformation will host the 2026 Equity and Anti-Oppression Student Forum on August 9, bringing together student...
Reading initiative serves graduate families
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The U of M Graduate and Postdoctoral Society (UMGPS), in partnership with the Children’s Reading Circle (CRC), has launched a free summer literacy program to support graduate students with families by providing educational and...
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UM Indigenous Birding Club
UM Indigenous birding club’s walks are happening throughout summer with dates including July 14, 21 and 28 for this month. This July, participants can enjoy observing young birds as it...
U of M Parks Club hits the trails
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U of M Parks Club (UMPC) held its first day hike of the summer at Devil’s Punch Bowl in Spruce Woods Provincial Park on June 21.
“It was a good event,” said Amira Alyfe Azme, co-leader...



