Science activism is on the rise – here’s what you...
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Scientific activism is on the rise. Whether the result of the recent U.S. election, or fatigue from constantly fighting against science censorship, it is becoming increasingly obvious how important discourse between the scientific community,...
Space conference hosted in Winnipeg
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For one weekend, Canada’s space industry came together in Winnipeg.
The Winnipeg chapter of the Canadian Space Society (CSS) hosted the 15th annual Canadian Space Summit from Nov. 14-15.
The non-profit two-day event in Winnipeg welcomed...
Underwater archaeologist visits Winnipeg to talk about discoveries of the HMS...
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On Oct. 20, the Manitoba Museum invited Marc-André Bernier, manager of underwater archaeology at Parks Canada, to give a presentation on the archeology of the wrecks of HMS Erebus and HMS Terror. Bernier’s presentation...
Space station for sale
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NASA has plans to eventually hand over the International Space Station to a commercial entity in the mid-2020s.
Canadian Space Agency seeks two new astronauts
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In June of this year, the Canadian Space Agency made a rare announcement: they are currently looking to fill two vacant positions of Canadian astronauts.
Qualified candidates are those who are Canadian citizens or residents of...
UManitoba Pokémon GO campus map
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The Manitoban has started work on a Pokémon GO map for all the enthusiastic trainers on campus. We'll be updating it to include all the Pokéstops and gyms on campus. Check back for updates...
Undergraduate symposium offers opportunities to students pursuing careers in healthcare
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The Canadian Undergraduate Conference On Healthcare (CUCOH) Manitoba will be hosting the first Manitoba Undergraduate Healthcare Symposium from May 6 to 8 at the University of Manitoba’s Bannatyne campus.
CUCOH Manitoba is a U of...
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