Syrian families living in a housing complex on Dufferin Avenue woke up the morning of Sept. 19 to discover hateful graffiti scribbled on their fence. Phrases such as “Go back to your country,” and “Leave...

More than 150 people embarked on a 12-kilometre walk from Stephen Juba Park to the U of M’s National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) Saturday to urge the federal government to adopt a...

The mandatory adoption of sexual assault policies that aren’t totally toothless is morally obligatory.

Hundreds rallied outside the Manitoba Legislative Building on Sept. 13 to protest ongoing cuts to healthcare. The rally was organized by the Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union (MGEU), which represents 40,000 provincial workers from...

The University of Manitoba officially opened the Taché Hall Arts Complex Thursday. The 60,000 square foot complex is equipped with modernized features for the faculty and students. The announcement was made to a room filled...

Hundreds gathered at the south steps of the Manitoba Legislative Building on Saturday, Sept. 9, to take part in the Winnipeg Diversity Rally Against Hate, organized in response to a planned gathering by members...

During Orientation Week, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) rented out the Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) to Bell MTS, sparking disappointment among members of the School of Fine Arts Student Association (SOFA). Mathew...