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U of M Fort Garry bus station construction nears completion
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Transit service on the Fort Garry campus of U of M has returned to normal since temporary stops were installed along Maclean Crescent after construction of new stops started in summer of last year.
The...
Provincial climate change plan broken down at town hall meeting
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Manitoba Eco-Network, alongside organizations such as Climate Change Connection, Manitoba Energy Justice Coalition, and Wilderness Committee, gathered for a town hall to discuss the province's five-year Made-in-Manitoba Climate and Green Plan at the University...
Treaty interpretations: beyond state-based mechanisms of rights
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University of Manitoba’s department of Native Studies hosted university lecturer Gina Starblanket on Nov. 29 as part of their weekly colloquium series, “Revisions and revitalizations: Native studies in the future.”
Starblanket, a member of the...
Winnipeggers respond to reports of slavery in Libya
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Winnipeggers have organized in response to a mobile phone video, obtained by CNN, of men being auctioned off in Libya.
The video, which has been met with international outrage, shows a man in front of...
ASBC committee takes on campus mental health
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The Arts Student Body Council (ASBC) Wellness Committee released a resource guide on Dec. 4, which pertains to mental health services available to students on- and off-campus.
The ad-hoc committee of the ASBC, created earlier...
Changes to Winnipeg Transit coming for January 2018
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The City of Winnipeg’s preliminary budget, tabled by mayor Brian Bowman Nov. 22, proposes reductions to Winnipeg Transit service, including cuts to 23 routes and a 25 cent fare increase.
Joseph Kornelsen, chair of Functional...
