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Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Feed Strategy: Enzyme could give canola meal probiotic properties
January 4, 2024 —
Enzyme could give canola meal probiotic properties
Asper School of Business
Global News: Japanese company considering Manitoba for $1.6B lithium ion battery facility
January 4, 2024 —
Global News: Japanese company considering Manitoba for $1.6B lithium ion battery facility
Faculty of Arts
The Canadian Press: The flight attendants who fought sexism in the skies — and won
January 3, 2024 —
The Canadian Press: The flight attendants who fought sexism in the skies — and won
Faculty of Arts
CBC News: Many workers hit the picket line in 2023. These 5 charts help contextualize a year of strikes
January 3, 2024 —
CBC News: Many workers hit the picket line in 2023. These 5 charts help contextualize a year of strikes
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
CTV Winnipeg: ‘Consider all ice unsafe’: Experts warn against going near frozen water during mild winter
January 3, 2024 —
'Consider all ice unsafe': Experts warn against going near frozen water during mild winter
Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Winnipeg Free Press: Gas tax holiday rings in mix of hope, skepticism
January 3, 2024 —
Winnipeg Free Press: Gas tax holiday rings in mix of hope, skepticism
CBC Manitoba: Remote northern Manitoba communities anxiously wait for winter road openings
January 3, 2024 —
Remote northern Manitoba communities anxiously wait for winter road openings
Faculty of Arts
Canadian Press: High expectations, tight budget pose a challenge for Manitoba’s new premier
December 22, 2023 —
High expectations, tight budget pose a challenge for Manitoba's new premier
The Conversation: How technology can help victims of intimate partner violence
December 20, 2023 —
Intimate partner violence is a major public health concern. According to Statistics Canada, in 2018, 44 per cent of women experienced some form of intimate partner violence in their lifetime. Rates of intimate partner violence are not only alarmingly high, but steadily increasing. In 2022, there were 117,093 victims of police-reported intimate partner violence in Canada. This marked a 19 per cent increase since 2014.
Faculty of Arts
APTN News: Lucasfilm, APTN join plans for Ojibwe version of ‘Star Wars: A New Hope’
December 19, 2023 —
Lucasfilm, APTN join plans for Ojibwe version of ‘Star Wars: A New Hope’