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Sailing in Manitoba

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
While the U of M might not have a sailing club, unlike some other Canadian universities, Manitobans need not sink in despair. There happens to be at least a dozen sailing clubs in the...
Emma Gillich
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Building the Ken dynasty

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
The Bisons women’s volleyball team has had immense success recently, evident by their 2025 U-Sports Championship victory. One of the foundations for this success might be the recruitment process that goes unnoticed.  The 2026-27 season...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
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Check the U of M Chess Club

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
The transition from chess being perceived as a game played by nerds to a game respected for requiring extreme mathematical and computational skills has been a rollercoaster ride, not to mention the rise of...
UM Chess Club
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Support our women in sports

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Quinn Mayhew
With the announcement that the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) will add more teams for the 2026-27 season, this expansion in women’s sports not only creates more opportunities in hockey but also increases visibility...
Emma Gillich
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Polo, a sport to die for

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
In scorching heat, horses graze across a field while players hunt a ball with mallets. While sports such as padel and squash are taking the spotlight now for people to venture into, one sport has...
Zulkifl Rafah
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Finding your footing

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
Indoor rock climbing and bouldering are having their moment, and U of M students have three places to try it — The Hive, Vertical Adventures and the university’s climbing wall in the Active Living...
JULIAN CHUCKRY
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The FIFA dream lives on

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Faiyaz Chowdhury
The FIFA World Cup 2026 saw co-host Canada in Group B with Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar. Canada drew 1-1 against Bosnia and Herzegovina, followed by a 6-0 win against Qatar and a...

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