UMGSA passes motion to provide bus pass subsidies
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At its last meeting, the U of M Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) passed a motion that will subsidize bus passes for up to 500 graduate students for the fall semester.
Since the pandemic, the fall...
Inexpensive ridesharing comes with long-term cost
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The notorious tech giant Uber was welcomed to Winnipeg earlier this summer with open arms by the municipal government and customers desiring a more modern and simple way of hailing a ride after a...
Reduced class sizes best bet for in-person instruction
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Less than three weeks after the first day of full-time school for elementary and secondary students in Manitoba, the province has seen a spike in cases of the novel coronavirus in some schools.
Students from...
Part-time enrolment spikes despite tuition hike, pandemic
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Despite the increasing tuition costs and shift to remote learning amid a pandemic, a preliminary 2020 fall term report states that the U of M has seen a sharp increase in enrolment compared to...
COVID-19 is exposing fundamental flaws in the Canadian housing market
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Provincial eviction bans across Canada have begun to end. The bans were initially adopted as a response to the economic shut-down induced by COVID-19.
These bans, along with income support from the Canadian Emergency Response...
Inclusivity suffers when laptops banned in classrooms
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Fall classes have kicked off the University of Manitoba’s academic year once again, but this semester looks a bit different — professors are going over syllabi using Cisco Webex and Zoom instead of in...
A guaranteed basic income will make the rich richer
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With the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit coming to its conclusion at the end of September and the COVID-19 pandemic still in full swing, the federal government is reviewing a new benefit that could draw...
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