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Brandon University a key player in immigration study

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Alycia Rodrigues
Brandon University (BU) recently announced its role in a $2.5 million dollar immigration research study. The study collaborates with other universities and institutions over a span of seven years to assess what brings immigrants...
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Idle No More lecture held at The Hub

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Alycia Rodrigues
Idle No More speakers and supporters gathered Thursday, Jan. 17 at The Hub on campus to discuss the movement and what it really means. The event was sponsored by the Liberal Party. Activist and speaker...
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Career Week gives U of M students opportunity to find jobs

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Alycia Rodrigues
Career week at the U of M began on Jan. 9 and gave students the opportunity to network, furthering their potential success at finding jobs. Students were encouraged to interact with the career advisors...
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NHL lockout felt by businesses and workers downtown

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Alycia Rodrigues
The NHL lockout is officially over and, according to a photograph of the Jets game schedule leaked online in the Winnipeg Free Press, the first game is set for Jan. 19 at the MTS...
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Winnipeg holiday check-stop pulls over 4,069 vehicles

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Alycia Rodrigues
The holiday check-stop program, run by the Winnipeg Police Service Central Traffic Unit, released their final numbers for the month of December, 2012. They stopped over 4,069 vehicles, which resulted in 16 24-hour suspensions...
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Top U of M campus news stories of 2012

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Alycia Rodrigues
6. Stephen Lewis speaks at the U of M amid Kony 2012 phenomenon Last March saw renowned human rights activist Stephen Lewis hold a series of lectures at the university pertaining to issues such...
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Social workers hired to help those in need downtown

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Alycia Rodrigues
Two new social workers, hired by the Downtown Winnipeg Business Improvement Zone (BIZ), will be available in 2013 for people in need downtown. The move aims to reduce arrests through viable long-term solutions that...
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