Saudi medical trainees allowed to remain in Canada
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In a recent development in the ongoing conflict between Canada and Saudi Arabia, Saudi medical trainees studying in Canada have been allowed to stay in the country.
Diplomatic conflict became public in early August after...
Transitway to U of M at centre of bureaucratic strife
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As the city of Winnipeg and the province continue to scrap over transit funds, it is U of M students who find themselves in the crossfire.
Earlier this month, the city issued the province a...
Canada remains opposed to Aboriginal rights and valuing Indigenous lives
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Despite promises to the contrary, Canada remains opposed to fundamental Aboriginal rights and continues to devalue Indigenous lives. This is manifest in one of the most egregious case studies of contemporary colonialism in Canada.
Grassy...
Regenerative medicine generating research at U of M
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Ambiguity shrouds the neurological processes of the human brain, despite new research continually being published that connects stem cells to brain health and regeneration.
The U of M's Mojgan Rastegar is an expert in...
International students feeling budget effects
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As the provincial government drives hikes in tuition and reductions in student needs by cutting funds to public university education, many international students feel they are bearing the brunt of the consequences.
The 6.6 per...
International students stripped of universal healthcare
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The provincial government announced March 27 it plans to cut universal healthcare coverage for international students enrolled in post-secondary institutions across Manitoba beginning in the fall of 2018.
The government expects to save approximately $3.1...
Ace slate leads grad students association election
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Ace slate - led by current University of Manitoba Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) president Carl Neumann - nearly swept the 2018 UMGSA elections.
Neumann was re-elected to the position with a total of 497 votes...
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