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Study raises questions about prescription practices in Manitoba
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A recent study released by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy on prescription practices in Manitoba has led to concerns that optimal prescription practices are not always being used.
The study, which looked at...
International News Briefs
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Science/religion division an “illusion” – Scientist
Martin Gaskell, an astronomer and devout Christian who sued the University of Kentucky for religious discrimination, told the Canadian Press the split between science and faith is an...
Crime Beat
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The University of Manitoba experienced a number of criminal violations on campus during the month of January.
According to Security Services patrol officer Doug Heinrichs, there were nine reports of vehicle break-ins, and “in...
Campus Beat
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University Center welcomed owls from the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre
Four owls stopped for a daylong visit in University Center last week, in order to help promote the Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre, a non-profit organization...
CFS-Manitoba chairperson narrowly avoids impeachment
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The Canadian Federation of Students-Manitoba had a particularly tense meeting Feb. 10, with a motion on the agenda to remove chairperson Alanna Makinson.
The motion was brought forward by CFS-Manitoba Local 96, the University of...
Some international students at the U of M denied access...
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International students at the University of Manitoba continue to be faced with various complications when trying to access healthcare.
When an international student arrives in Manitoba and enrolls in a post-secondary institution, the cost for...
U of M sculpture competition announces winner
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Joshua Roach was announced, on Jan. 28, as the winner of the third annual University of Manitoba’s Sculptural Experience competition.
Sculptural Experience is a competition to have a student work of sculpture installed on campus....
