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Graduation Pow Wow honours U of M Indigenous graduates
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The U of M hosted its 36th Annual Graduation Pow Wow on Saturday, honouring over 470 Indigenous students that graduated during the academic year.
Certificates of achievement were handed out in the Investors Group Athletic...
Poilievre to run in Alberta riding after MP Damien Kurek steps...
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Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre will run in a by-election in Alberta following the resignation of MP Damien Kurek in Battle River–Crowfoot.
“Although it will be hard to temporarily step away from this role, in this...
Three Manitoba ridings decided by less than 8 per cent of...
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Three Manitoba ridings have been decided by less than 8 per cent of the vote in the recent federal election, according to data from Elections Canada.
Kildonan St.-Paul has emerged as the tightest race in...
Carney’s Liberal Party secures minority government
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Mark Carney has secured a fourth term for the Liberals following victory in Canada’s 45th general election on Monday — concluding a campaign period that lasted just over a month.
According to preliminary results from...
Presentation slide from UMSU VP deemed ‘offensive’ and removed from meeting...
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A slide presented by University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) vice-president external affairs Prabhnoor Singh at the April 10 UMSU board meeting has been removed from the meeting minutes following complaints of "offensive" content.
The...
UMSU community rep honoraria motion ruled out of order
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A motion for the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) community representatives to receive a $500 honorarium was ruled out of order at the April 24 UMSU board of directors meeting.
The motion was previously...
UMSU executives take oath of office
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Members of the 2025-26 University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) executive took the oath of office at the April 24 UMSU board of directors meeting — the final regularly scheduled meeting of the year.
Christopher...







