Crime Beat
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The first month of school appeared to keep Security Services on their feet.
Seven reports of theft came to the attention of Security Services over the month. One involved a locker break-in, while five...
Libyan students feel effects of revolution from miles away
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Though physically thousands of kilometres away, Libyan students and expats of the country have felt the emotional — and sometimes financial — effects of the unrest that has permeated their country over the past...
Students ‘not satisfied’ with completion of Pembina Hall
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Several students living in the Pembina Hall residence have brought forward concerns with deficiencies in the new building at a meeting hosted by the Residence Student Association Council (RSAC) Sept. 29.
Approximately 80 students...
Local briefs
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Transgender woman files lawsuit against police
A transgender woman has filed a lawsuit against the Winnipeg Police Service and the City of Winnipeg, alleging that she was forced out of her car at gunpoint and...
Student concerns
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In an effort to provide student focused coverage of the upcoming provincial election, we launched a contest asking students to tell us what issues mattered to them in Manitoba. Here, candidates for the Fort...
Putting their name on the ballot
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Along with the Conservatives, NDP, Liberals and Greens, there’s a fifth party running in the Manitoba provincial election: the Communist Party of Canada - Manitoba.
The party has five candidates running for a spot...
International briefs
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AT scores hit four-decade low
SAT reading scores hit their lowest point in close to four decades, reported the Washington Post.
The average reading score for graduating high school seniors in the U.S. was 497,...
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