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Graduate students hit pause on research

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Garett Williams
The U of M’s more than 3,400 graduate students are facing an uncertain future as they deal with the “massive” disruption caused by the university’s indefinite closure. The same day the provincial government declared a...
Alexander Decebal-Cuza
News

UMSU challenges city’s U-Pass numbers

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Garett Williams
UMSU president Jakob Sanderson is questioning the logic of a city committee that unanimously supported a Winnipeg Transit budget proposal that recommends cutting the U-Pass, saying it isn’t working with sound numbers. “People are voting...
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U-Pass renewal hits speed bump

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Garett Williams
A preliminary budget released by the City of Winnipeg Friday has the city’s post-secondary students bewildered by a recommendation to scrap the U-Pass program. UMSU president Jakob Sanderson said he was broadsided after learning the...
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Connect UMSU VPFO reinstated in executive campaign

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Amira TekleGarett Williams
Connect UMSU vice-president finance and operations candidate Tino Hove has been reinstated in the executive campaign after being sidelined for three days. Hove — who was on staff with the Manitoban as an audio associate...
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Students vote to maintain U-Pass enrolment

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Garett Williams
University of Manitoba students have voted overwhelmingly to maintain membership in the U-Pass transit program.
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Students critical of response to provincial mandate letter

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Garett Williams
A preliminary draft of the U of M’s answer to a provincial shift in its direction is “toothless,” according to students who are pressuring for a stronger response.
Quincy Houdayer
Editorial

Wet’suwet’en strife continues Canada’s racist history

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Garett Williams
Last week, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) set up an armed checkpoint controlling access to Unist’ot’en — a camp of Wet’suwet’en Nation land defenders resisting the construction of a natural gas pipeline through...
Ernest Zarzuela
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