Worrisome legislation amendments will reduce public education sector’s ability to self-represent...
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In October, the provincial government adopted the Labour Relations Amendment Act (LRA), which made it easier for employers to fire striking workers and has done away with a clause that forced third-party arbitration in...
As the temperatures drop and families sit in quarantine, the homeless...
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This year’s winter has been something of a dream for many Winnipeggers, with temperatures remaining surprisingly high considering the morbid report earlier in the year that predicted a gruesome winter. But as the wind...
Application of code of ethics within the CBC newsroom raises questions
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Jan. 27: A full statement from Austin Grabish has been included.
"Many people might find it ironic, even amusing, that a news organization that, as with any other major news outlet, is alerted to significant...
‘Compassionate’ grading scheme approved by senate
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After months of students voicing difficulties brought by the fall’s remote learning, the U of M senate approved a version of the student senate caucus’ proposed alternate grading scheme at its Dec 2 meeting.
Students...
How ‘thinking with glaciers’ can help decolonize the university and challenge...
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Come fall 2021, new faculty of arts students at the University of Manitoba will have to fill an Indigenous content requirement with a minimum of three credit hours. The requirement is long overdue, especially...
Early humans adapted to rapidly-changing environment
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University of Manitoba assistant professor Paul Durkin is part of an ongoing project studying the environment in which early ancestors of humans lived. The project focuses on the Ewass Oldupa site in Olduvai Gorge,...
Making hockey more inclusive
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Three education professors from multiple universities have joined to study hypermasculine culture within elite men’s hockey and what current and former players do to combat it. Assistant professor Tim Skuce of Brandon University leads...
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