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Donald Trump ramps up tariff war
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U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a speech on April 2 declaring “Liberation Day” for the nation. He intensified global trade policies, which will likely impact American consumers and businesses while raising concerns about economic...
Students partake in Polish tradition with pisanki
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Students gathered in the Tier Building on April 4 to decorate Easter eggs, a Polish tradition that dates back centuries, as part of an event held by the University of Manitoba Polish Students’ Association...
Sikh Heritage Month welcomed with kirtan night
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Students welcomed Sikh Heritage Month, a designated month recognized by the provincial and federal government, on April 1 in the Multi-Faith Centre.
The University of Manitoba Sikh Students’ Association (UMSikhSA) celebrated the occasion by hosting...
Features of UM Safe app for students, staff and faculty
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The UM Safe app is a mobile application designed to enhance security and emergency response across the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses.
While the app has been available since being launched in the fall of...
Bannatyne campus reintroduces in-person advising
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After a period of virtual-only support due to the pandemic restrictions, students can now book in-person appointments with the International Centre’s international student advisors (ISAs) at U of M’s Bannatyne campus during office hours.
ISAs...
Manitoba Budget 2025 allocates $3.7B for capital projects
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The Manitoba government has announced Budget 2025, marking the largest capital investment in the province’s history, according to the press release. Finance Minister Adrien Sala revealed on March 20 that the budget aims to...
Canadians to head to the polls for a federal election
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The 2025 Canadian federal election is set to take place on April 28, following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s request to Governor General Mary Simon to dissolve parliament.
Carney, who assumed office on March 14, 2025...







