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Charisma, social perception and traitors
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In reality television competitions, social dynamics often reveal how strongly charisma and popularity can influence the way people judge behaviour. A good example of this is in season two of The Traitors UK, particularly...
The Manitoban horoscope for the week of March 16
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Aquarius
January 20 – February 18
Aquarius, go take a break. This week is going to feel very long for you. Try to counteract that by going for a long walk, going to the aquarium or...
Bold vision for Winnipeg
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Winnipeg heads to the municipal polls this October as years of fiscal mismanagement come to an end. Property taxes, water and sewer rates and transit fares keep rising while services decline and roads crumble....
Ceramics is the art of acceptance
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If there is one thing ceramic artists can agree on, it is that you have to be ready for any and all outcomes. I spend weeks on the work that I do, and I...
Inside the mind
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Understanding how people think might seem abstract, but for Randy Jamieson, it is a question that sits at the centre of human intelligence and, increasingly, the future of artificial intelligence (AI).
Jamieson, a U of...
AI use in immigration processing
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has officially rolled out a formal strategy governing its use of artificial intelligence (AI), signaling that the technology is now deeply embedded in the country’s immigration processing machinery...
Bisons experience a bitter-sweet weekend
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The Bisons men’s volleyball team advanced to the 2026 National Championship semifinals with a convincing 3-0 victory over Université Laval Rouge et Or on Friday, March 13. The Bisons won the match in straight...







