CMU to offer social work program with Mennonite heart
What will set CMU program apart is the equal importance it places on faculty teaching and research duties.
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Anger after Headingley women’s jail beadwork program halted
Many of the women were using money they were making through their program to help support their families and, in many cases, their children.
Student art to fuel Drag the Red
A Winnipeg student's artwork has since been transformed into a design emblazoned on T-shirts, owing to support from his principal.
Parks Canada on guard against zebra mussels
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Hundreds take to Winnipeg’s iconic intersection for Red Dress Day
Many at the event on Friday were people whose lives have been personally affected and altered due to violence against women.
French immersion entry rules eased in Manitoba
The education department unveiled a policy document that outlines best practices and expectations for bilingual programming.
Government needs to do more to protect Indigenous women
The House of Commons unanimously backed a motion declaring the deaths and disappearances of Indigenous women and girls a national emergency.
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As of June 1, municipally appointed community safety officers will be granted greater authority over low-risk law enforcement.
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Winter wheat is one of the most profitable crops grown in Manitoba. It also improves control of soil erosion and habitat for wildlife
Auctioneer victorious at Prairie championship
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Anger after Headingley women’s jail beadwork program halted
Many of the women were using money they were making through their program to help support their families and, in many cases, their children.
Student art to fuel Drag the Red
A Winnipeg student's artwork has since been transformed into a design emblazoned on T-shirts, owing to support from his principal.
Parks Canada on guard against zebra mussels
Boaters must not have used their craft in any other body of water this year and pass an inspection before June 15 to boat in Clear Lake.
Hundreds take to Winnipeg’s iconic intersection for Red Dress Day
Many at the event on Friday were people whose lives have been personally affected and altered due to violence against women.
French immersion entry rules eased in Manitoba
The education department unveiled a policy document that outlines best practices and expectations for bilingual programming.
Government needs to do more to protect Indigenous women
The House of Commons unanimously backed a motion declaring the deaths and disappearances of Indigenous women and girls a national emergency.
Man. grants greater control to municipalities for law enforcement
As of June 1, municipally appointed community safety officers will be granted greater authority over low-risk law enforcement.
Winter wheat benefits producers, environment
Winter wheat is one of the most profitable crops grown in Manitoba. It also improves control of soil erosion and habitat for wildlife
Auctioneer victorious at Prairie championship
Jesse Campbell secured the top spot after facing off against 13 other auctioneers from Manitoba and Saskatchewan.