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Manitoban: U Of M Students Support Standing Rock Activists

November 30, 2016 — 
University of Manitoba students are showing solidarity with North Dakota’s Standing Rock Sioux tribe in its months-long effort to block the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline project

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CBC/CTV: ‘Something’s got to give’: Pallister puts reopening collective agreements on the table

November 29, 2016 — 
David Camfield is in the news again

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Sun: Wage control could trigger court challenge: professor

November 28, 2016 — 
Labour studies professor David Camfield explains the issue

CBC The National: Climate changing in Arctic

November 25, 2016 — 
Distinguished Professor David Barber talks to The National about the dramatic sea ice loss in the North

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Sun: Finnish Olympian Venla Hovi feeling right at home with Bisons

November 24, 2016 — 
“She’s extraordinarily fast, the fastest player in our league by far,” Manitoba Bisons coach Jon Rempel says of forward Venla Hovi.

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Guardian: Can Indigenous culture ever coexist with urban planning?

November 23, 2016 — 
Janice Barry, an associate professor in the department of city planning, co-wrote a book with an Australian colleague that recently garnered attention from The Guardian

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CBC The National: New brain cancer treatment

November 22, 2016 — 
A breakthrough technology developed by University of Manitoba alumni Richard Tyc [BSc(ME)/89, MSc/94] and Mark Torchia [MSc/97, PhD/01

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CBC: Faith-based hospitals in Winnipeg ban medically assisted deaths

November 21, 2016 — 
Ethics professor Arthur Schafer argues hospitals do not have a right to impose their beliefs about assisted deaths on health care workers, patients or the general public.

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Irish Examiner: How to beat colds and flu this winter

November 18, 2016 — 
How U of M's HIV/AIDS researcher informs cold a flu season

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CBC: Teen suicide 3 times higher in Winnipeg’s inner city, study shows

November 17, 2016 — 
The suicide rate for teens in Winnipeg's inner city is more than three times higher than average, researchers with the University of Manitoba's Rady Faculty of Health Sciences have found

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