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Active Living Centre closed due to COVID-19 pandemic

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Isaiah Wagner
The Active Living Centre (ALC) has been closed by the U of M until further notice due to the rising number of COIVD-19 cases in the province. The Manitoba government announced on Nov. 10 that...
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Canadian athletes prepare for lockdown as Americans begin play

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Matthew Merkel
In October, Canada West announced the cancellation of the majority of its fall and winter sports seasons due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the Manitoba government’s recent shut down of all sports facilities...
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Former Bison swimmer turns pro

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Isaiah Wagner
The Toronto Titans, part of the International Swimming League, are Canada’s only professional swimming team. The team is made up of many athletes from around the world, but it also has many local Canadian talents...
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Bison preps for 2021-22 season playing junior hockey

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Matthew Merkel
The COVID-19 global pandemic has disrupted the sports landscape across the world. Amateur and professional leagues have either cancelled or delayed seasons to a later date. This was done in university sports as U-Sports...
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Former Bisons basketball star inks new pro contract

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Matthew Merkel
Former U of M Bison Keith Omoerah has recently agreed to a new contract with MBC Mykolaiv of the Ukrainian Super League. The third-year pro makes his return to the club after splitting last...
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U-Sports cancels 2021 winter term season

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Isaiah Wagner
U-Sports announced Oct. 15 that university sports would not continue during the winter term due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization also said it would not be rewarding national championships. These sports include men’s and...
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Bartlett, Bisons look to improve after cancelled season

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Isaiah Wagner
The women’s Bisons basketball team finished last year with a 9-11 record, placing the team 10th in the Canada West standings, and a chance to improve its standing this year won’t be available with...

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