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Professor recognized for LGBT activison

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Joanna Graham
University of Manitoba law professor, Karen Busby, was inducted into the Canadian LGBT Human Rights Hall of Fame (Q Hall of Fame) in Vancouver last month in honour of the work she has done...
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A step forward for human rights

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Joanna Graham
The University of Manitoba and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) signed a memorandum of understanding May 30, establishing a partnership in education and research. In a press release, David Barnard, president and...
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NDP, Greens enter the race for Winnipeg South

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Joanna Graham
The NDP and Green Party have entered the race for the riding of Winnipeg South, with Dave Gaudreau is running for the NDP and Caitlin McIntyre is running for the Green Party. McIntyre claimed she...
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New minister of advanced education

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Joanna Graham
On Monday, March 28, Erin Selby became the new minister for advanced education and literacy. “I’m excited and I’m honoured” Selby said of her new appointment. Selby is an MLA for the Southdale constituency and is...
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International News Briefs

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Joanna Graham
Students call for elected administrators Students at Cairo University held a demonstration outside the office of its president to demand that elected administrators replace the current faculty deans, reported UniversityWorldNews.com. Students were upset to find...
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U of M sculpture competition announces winner

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Joanna Graham
Joshua Roach was announced, on Jan. 28, as the winner of the third annual University of Manitoba’s Sculptural Experience competition. Sculptural Experience is a competition to have a student work of sculpture installed on campus....
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Residence students not covered under Residential Tenancies Act

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Joanna Graham
Under the Residential Tenancies Act, a rental unit is defined as “any living accommodation” and a residential complex is defined as “a building or part of a building, a related group of buildings in...
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