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Winnipeg Folk Fest goes all out for 50th year
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The Winnipeg Folk Festival turned 50 this year, and the province celebrated with more than just music. The golden anniversary brought on shiny new highway signs, over $1 million in park upgrades and nearly...
Bus changes and Graham Avenue ‘re-imagined’
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This summer, one of downtown Winnipeg’s busiest transit corridors is getting a major makeover. Graham Avenue, long known as a dedicated bus route, is being closed to vehicle traffic over a four-block stretch to...
Portage and Main open for the first time in 47 years
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For the first time in nearly half a century, Winnipeg’s most famous intersection, Portage and Main, is open for pedestrians to cross at street level.
Last Friday morning, on June 27, crowds of Winnipeggers streamed...
CAMI celebrates Colombia’s independence in Winnipeg
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The Colombian Alliance in Manitoba Inc. (CAMI) brought the warmth and vibrancy of Colombian culture to Winnipeg during a festive celebration honouring Colombia’s independence day on Sunday, July 20.
The event, marking the 215th anniversary...
HSC celebrates Janmashtami with community
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Music and devotional songs filled the Engineering Atrium at U of M on Friday, Aug. 8, as the Hindu Students Council (HSC) held its Janmashtami celebration. The event marked the birth of Lord Krishna,...
U of M student leaders gather to advance anti-oppression on campus
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The U of M’s Office of Equity Transformation hosted a one-day forum on Aug. 10 at the Fort Garry campus, bringing together student leaders committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility and anti-oppression work.
The forum...
U of M professor among world’s top scientists
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Dilantha Fernando, a professor in the department of plant science at U of M, has been ranked among the world’s top two per cent of scientists by Stanford University, a recognition reserved for researchers...
