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Canada Post resumes operations after a month on strike
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Canada Post workers have returned to work after a four-week strike which began on Nov. 15, 2024. The strike stopped deliveries nationwide which affected Canadians and numerous businesses.
According to CTV News, Canada Post announced...
Campus safety emergency response enhanced
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The U of M has announced new safety measures following a review of its emergency response to the unsubstantiated report of an armed individual on the Fort Garry campus on Nov. 19. This comprehensive...
Government invests in reconciliation effort at U of M
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The Government of Canada has announced an investment of $206,029 in the U of M’s Canadian Reconciliation Barometer project to show its commitment to advancing reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
This funding announcement was...
University crime statistics for November
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Crime statistics from the Fort Garry campus and Bannatyne campus for November 2024 have been released by the university’s Security Services.
The report includes multiple offence classifications such as theft, mischief, fraud, trespassing and driving...
UMSU governance committee motion fails in tied vote
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A motion put forward at the Dec. 5 University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) board of directors meeting by the governance committee has failed to be carried in a tied vote. Motion 0633 sought...
Security Services operating funds down since 2021-22
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Operating funds of the university’s Security Services show an increasing trend over the past decade from 2014-24, according to records obtained under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Despite the trend, since...
UMSU executive complaint ruled ‘unwarranted’
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The chair of the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) judicial board disclosed the outcome of a conflict of interest investigation regarding an UMSU executive at the Nov. 21 board of directors meeting.
In a...
