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Still working on it
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After much contemplating and an abundance of hemming and hawing, I’ve determined that I’m confused.
Let me explain: earlier this month the video game industry saw the much anticipated release of Uncharted 3, an...
Saskatchewan’s HIV rates twice the national average
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REGINA (CUP) — People in Saskatchewan have every reason to unite on Dec. 1 for World AIDS Day. According to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, the HIV rate in Saskatchewan is twice the national...
Recommendations proposed to address reasonable accommodation
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In an effort to address a number of concerns brought forward to Senate last year, an ad hoc committee has developed a number of recommendations on how to address certain academic issues at the...
Fact sheet: crime and punishment in Canada
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Police reported crime
In 2010, police reported overall crime in Canada reached its lowest level since 1970s, according to Statistics Canada; since 1999, police-reported violent crime also saw the largest drop.
Western provinces reported higher crime...
Opposition remains strong against bill C-10
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As the federal government’s bill C-10, aka the Safe Streets and Communities Act, is poised to make its way to the Senate, opposition of the omnibus crime bill shows no sign of slowing down....
Deborah Young leads indigenous achievement on campus
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Deborah Young is the first executive lead for indigenous achievement at the University of Manitoba. The position, which Young started on July 4, was created to make the university a centre of excellence in...
University closes research station
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The University of Manitoba has decided to close down a research site that has been around for almost 50 years.
The Delta Marsh Field Station, which was damaged by flooding last spring, will no...
