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Jesse Brogan
Late-night Winnipeg Transit
Winnipeg Transit plans to extend late-night service on 11 fixed routes starting in 2026, funded by $3 million in 2026 and $4.4 million in 2027. The proposal adds 33 staff positions...
Horror is the most honest genre
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Stories — films especially — are hyperbolic extensions of the things we experience in everyday life. They enlarge the feelings we experience like love, fear, shame, desire and the incessant ring of mortality. Horror...
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Millennium Library starts new support program
Winnipeg’s Millennium Library has opened the Downtown Resource Corner, which is now readily accessible for safety, well-being and inclusion downtown. Families Minister Nahanni Fontaine said it offers a variety...
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Tax exempt system for churches in Canada is under consideration
Parliament’s Finance Committee’s 2025 prebudget report proposes two measures that could impact faith-based charities. This change could revoke charitable status for pro-life groups and eliminating...
New education program to train teachers in northern MB
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The U of M’s faculty of education is taking a major step toward addressing the shortage of teachers in northern Indigenous communities. Backed by $1 million in funding from the Rideau Hall Foundation, the...
Library reopens fourth floor with safety barriers
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The Winnipeg Millennium Library has reopened its fourth floor with metal fencing after being closed for two weeks, following a tragic incident in early August.
On Aug. 6, a 40-year-old man jumped from the fourth-floor...
Campus faith community remains steadfast
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In a year where stories of violence against places of worship have unsettled many, the U of M’s campus faith communities continue to offer comfort and connection.
Earlier this year, a local priest at Holy...
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