News
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Campus News Briefs
Chartrand to receive honorary doctorate; Wong elected to scientific body; U of W receives $500K for residential school research
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Wesmen Briefs
Wesmen women add to losing record; Wesmen men come away with a tie, a loss in homestand
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Global College changes hands
After six years of service, former principal Marilou McPhedran has left the University of Winnipeg’s Global College, leaving the organization in a state of flux.
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Walking the Red Road
Léo sits across from me, his paintbrush casually swirling reds and yellows as he describes his history with the lodge - the place he’s called home for the past 18 months.
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Wesmen Briefs
Women’s soccer team “schooled” by B.C.; Men’s soccer team shut out twice by Alberta; Women’s volleyball come out 4-1 after 5-game tournament
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Campus News Briefs
U of W in China and Hong Kong; Chief Darcy Bear shares success story at U of W; Mental health symposia at U of W; U of W to be pesticide-free in 2013
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The future of print journalism
How do you feel about the future of print journalism given the recent Winnipeg Free Press layoffs?
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Refining the East Exchange
To Noel Bernier, the streets and shops of the East Exchange are Winnipeg’s exciting new residential epicentre and the source of a strong community with a vision of the neighbourhood’s future.
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Winnipeg Free Press faces major layoffs
In a surprise move last week, Manitoba’s largest print media organization laid off seven editorial staff members, causing many to question the viability of print journalism in Winnipeg.
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Don’t close the book on them yet
Aimee Peake has seen many bookstores close their doors in the 11 years she’s been in the business.
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Local News Briefs
Demand for pesticide ban growing; Suzuki brings ecology, economics talk to city; Manitoba unions compete for healthcare worker bounty; CTF questions spiritual health project
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International News Briefs
U.S. marines face discipline for urination video; No more Google for Iran; SARS-like virus causes global alert; Hitch-flying pilot busted
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Our writing is all over the land
It is often assumed that indigenous culture is built around oral storytelling traditions rather than a proper literary tradition before contact with Europeans.
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Fact into fiction, fiction to fact
How much can we learn about the historical character of Winnipeg through its literature?
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‘The commodification of education’
The University of Winnipeg is facing criticism over the structure and mandate of its strategic review process.
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Why do you think there are virtually no openly gay athletes in professional sports?
Why do you think there are virtually no openly gay athletes in professional sports?
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The pros and cons of guaranteed annual income
While both conservatives and progressives agree the welfare system is broken, they cannot agree on how to fix it.
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‘A wake-up call’
A new report by the Manitoba HIV Program (MHIVP) has shed light on an ongoing problem.
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New campaign takes aim at homophobia in locker rooms
A new campaign aims to change the locker room into a safe space for gay and lesbian athletes at all levels of sports.
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International News Briefs
Obama vows to avenge Libyan ambassador’s death; Exiting euro would be “catastrophic,” says Greek prime minister; NATO airstrike kills eight women civilians in Afghanistan; Nancy Pelosi says Medicare will help Democrats win U.S. congressional elections