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Give animation its flowers
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I was introduced to animation as a kid. I grew up watching animated movies and shows
from Pixar, Disney, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network. For that reason, animation holds a
nostalgic fondness in my heart that has...
Perfectionism is a dangerous cycle
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This editorial will change the world. An epiphany of nostalgic notoriety and avant-garde
conception that historians will say encapsulated the zeitgeist of the 21st century.
All I need to do is pick a topic and write...
The scientific significance of traditional knowledge
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Traditional and non-western ways of knowing are often othered in the sciences. Oftentimes, people refer to western medicine as “conventional” and traditional medicine as “alternative.”
For example, Indigenous communities in Canada used controlled burning to...
Historian engagement in health policy
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From the historic 1918 influenza spread to the ongoing global COVID-19 outbreak, pandemics throughout history have always shaped health structures and policies, and have impacted all areas of society. In Canada, historian engagement in...
Bisons swim team takes on Canada West Championships
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The Bisons swim team attended the yearly Canada West Championships this past weekend. Hosted this year at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, the championship yielded a varying array of results spanning over the...
UMSU referendum presentation at federation postponed
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) was unable to present its recent referendum results at the Canadian Federation of Students’ National General Meeting in Ottawa, Ont. near the start of the fall term...
Province pauses performance-based funding plans
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The provincial government has halted plans to implement a performance-based funding model for Manitoba’s post-secondary institutions.
Last Tuesday’s throne speech did not mention the funding model, and later that day Premier Heather Stefanson told reporters...





