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UMGSA candidates talk priorities

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Ty Brass
Candidates hoping for a seat on the U of M graduate students’ association (UMGSA) council took questions and discussed priorities at the UMGSA general election forum on Tuesday.
Asha Nelson
News

Students weather the elements for charity

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Ty Brass
Seven U of M students have chosen to brave the cold for nearly a week as part of the 5 Days for the Homeless charity campaign.
Asha Nelson
Arts & Culture

Marjorie Ward lecture features local author

By
Amin Montazeri Pour Agha
St. John’s College hosted the 35th annual Marjorie Ward Lecture featuring award-winning Winnipeg Métis writer Katherena Vermette March 6. This year’s lecture was entitled gene rations: Métis experiences in Winnipeg history. The talk centred around recent...
Asha Nelson
News

Fighting for a $15 minimum wage in University Centre

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Ty Brass
Working students who feel unfairly treated by their workplaces were met with an empowering message in UMSU University Centre this week: they are not alone.
Asha Nelson
Arts & Culture

Local artist profile: Callen Froese

By
Megan Pietrus
Callen Froese is a freelance multi-media artist based in Winnipeg whose work focuses on equality, sustainability and human rights. Froese, who grew up in Wolseley, attributes her artistic drive to her upbringing. “I think that area,...
Asha Nelson
Features

Winnipeg’s winter heats up with diverse acts at Festival du Voyageur

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Amin Montazeri Pour AghaEmelia Fournier
The Manitoban chatted up various performers during the 50th Festival du Voyageur.
Asha Nelson
News

Slate withdraws before campaigning begins

By
Malak Abas
One of four potential UMSU presidents dropped out of the race before campaigning even began after raising concerns regarding the union’s chief returning officer (CRO) — but his would-be running mates cite conflicting reasons.
Asha Nelson
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