U-Pass negotiations in beginning stages
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As the end of the three-year U-Pass contract nears, Winnipeg Transit has requested to begin negotiations with UMSU.
UMSU’s current U-Pass contract will expire in May 2019, which UMSU president Jakob Sanderson called an “exciting...
Laws changing too slowly: disability rights advocate
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Disability rights advocate David Lepofsky spoke at a talk hosted by Barrier-Free Manitoba at the Millennium Library Oct. 4 where he criticized the provincial government for lagging behind when bringing accessibility standards into law.
Lepofsky,...
Residential school survivors honoured at powwow
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The Orange Shirt Day Powwow took place Sunday at Wellington Park with over 100 people attending.
The event was organized in honour of the survivors and families of the residential schools and was emceed by...
Dining Services limiting single-use plastic straws
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U of M Dining Services has been limiting the availability of plastic disposable straws on campus since the beginning of the school year.
The movement to eliminate single-use plastic cutlery worldwide strives to lessen the negative...
Open farm day invites visitors to new U of M research...
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On Thursday, the Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre held the grand opening of a new facility at the Glenlea Research Station. This Sunday, it will be open to the public for...
Hundreds of Winnipeggers gathered to protest climate change inaction, Line 3...
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Hundreds of rain-soaked Winnipeggers gathered at the legislative building Saturday for a march criticizing government inaction on climate change.
The march was schedules as part of the international Rise for Climate initiative, which saw hundreds...
Celebrating Manitoba’s cultural roots
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Folklorama offers insight into a variety of different cultural practices that one may not be able to experience on a daily basis.
Traditions, styles of dress, dance, song, ethnic food and customs are brought...
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