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Federal election inspires hope, concern on campus
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Canada woke up to the same prime minister but a new parliament Tuesday, with Justin Trudeau holding his position as leader despite losing the popular vote to the Conservative party.
The Liberal Party of Canada,...
Climate debate fails to draw fault lines
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Terry Duguid, federal Liberal candidate for Winnipeg South, encapsulated Thursday’s UMSU-hosted climate debate perfectly during one of his answers: “Well I find myself, as usual, agreeing with most of what my colleagues said.”
U of M advances campus sustainability efforts
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October is sustainability month in Manitoba and the U of M is working to advance its efforts toward a greener campus.
Major projects have been put in place to improve the Fort Garry campus, the...
Dating app propositions UMSU board
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Student ambassadors for popular dating app Bumble held a presentation outlining its services to UMSU during its board meeting Sept. 26.
The presentation did not precede any related motion, as presentations often do at UMSU...
Thousands take to Winnipeg streets to protest climate change inaction
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More than 10,000 Winnipeggers gathered at the Manitoba legislature Friday to show support for what appears to be the start of a worldwide climate revolution.
UMFM AGM lays out plan for upcoming year
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UMFM elected two new board of directors members and announced their goal for their upcoming annual Pledge-O-Rama event at their annual general meeting (AGM).
The AGM took place on Sept. 19 in the UMGSA lounge....
Trans student hopes report will bring recognition, results
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While response to the U of M’s recently-released report addressing sexual violence on campus has been mixed, the question period after it was presented illuminated some of the campus community’s concerns.
