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New copyright bill may have negative impact

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Leeza PeceLinda Givetash
WATERLOO (CUP) — On Sept. 29, Bill C-11 was introduced in the House of Commons, marking the fourth attempt to amend copyright legislation by the Government of Canada. The Copyright Modernization Act seeks to...
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U of M one step closer to a more eco-friendly campus

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Leah Hansen
The University of Manitoba sustainability committee recently released a draft of their sustainability strategy, which aims to present an organized vision of a sustainable university, and introduces a path for how to act and...
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international news briefs

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Erin Jackson
Arab League ignores calls to suspend Syria over violent crackdown on protests The Arab League plans to open dialogue between the Syrian government and opposition groups in order to find a way to end violence...
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Services for Students at Bannatyne campus expanded

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Shuja Safavi
The Services for Students at the University of Manitoba’s Bannatyne Campus has opened a new office to serve the students better. The new office opened on August 15 and is located in room 245...
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University buys new property for development

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Joanna Graham
The University of Manitoba campus is set to expand as it takes over possession of the Southwood Golf Course property next month. The property, located at 101 Markham Rd., is adjacent to the Fort...
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Presidential review underway at U of M

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Joanna Graham
The University of Manitoba could have a new president in 20 months. President David Barnard’s current term ends on June 30, 2013, but he has requested that the Board of Governors conduct a review to...
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The living dead take over downtown Winnipeg

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Richard Farthing-Nichol
Thousands of Winnipeggers took to the streets Friday night in a unified march with a single demand: brains. The fifth annual Winnipeg Zombie Walk, held on Oct. 14, brought out a diverse crowd, as...

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