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CBC: Is Public Parking Reporting Snitching, Community Policing, or Something Else? : UM in the News

December 8, 2025 —  Dr. Arthur Schafer, Director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics at the University of Manitoba, speaks with CBC's Marcy Markusa about the ethics and social risks of allowing citizens to submit photos of minor parking violations for ticketing.

Faculty of Arts News

CBC: Winnipeggers may soon be able to report illegal parking, but is citizen snitching going too far? : UM in the News

December 8, 2025 —  Dr. Neil McArthur, Director of the Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Manitoba, speaks with host CBC's Marjorie Dowhos about the ethical dilemmas of citizen reporting and the likelihood of the controversial new parking proposal actually working.

Left to right: Eric Johnson (2L) and Brendan Turnbull (2L) attended the 54th Annual Canadian Council on International Law Conference in Ottawa this November.

Faculty of Law News

Manitoba law students attend Canadian Conference on International Law : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Enterprising second-year law students Eric Johnson (2L) and Brendan Turnbull (2L) attended the Canadian Council on International Law’s 54th Annual Conference this past November 13 and 14, 2025 in Ottawa. The two took it upon themselves to go, both being intrigued about what International Law would look like to pursue as a career, and hoping to learn more about it. With support from the Faculty of Law’s Associate Dean Juris Doctor program’s office, they returned with deepened interest and understanding in the field.

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Students News

Message from Laurie Schnarr, Vice-Provost (Students) – Dec 8 : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Well, Bisons, the Fall Term has come to an end and the final exam period starts tomorrow for most faculties. You’re almost at the finish line! This message highlights supports and resources to help you navigate the next two weeks with confidence. You’ve got this!

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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Northern Therapy : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Growing up in Winnipeg’s St. James neighbourhood, Cherie Murie [MOT/08] never imagined that she would spend her life working in the north. But after a fieldwork placement in Thompson as an occupational therapy (OT) student, she took a position in the northern Manitoba city and has not looked back for the past 16 years.

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Students News

Get Hired! Week of December 8, 2025 : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Are you looking for work, trying to get that first job, or want to gain experience in your field of study? You won’t want to miss the weekly edition of Get Hired, by Career Services!

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Asper School of Business News

Staying a Busy Body with BComm Student Daniel Eng : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Daniel Eng has done it all at Asper - from exchange to case competitions - and he's still pining for the next adventure.

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Faculty of Graduate Studies News

3MT© 2026 applications are now open! : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  Apply now to compete in the 2026 UM 3MT© competition!

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Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

UM study offers free genetic testing to improve mental health treatment in Manitoba : Network News

December 8, 2025 —  A University of Manitoba study is offering free genetic testing to help personalize mental health treatment. Researchers are seeking 200 adults who are starting or changing mental health medication.

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President and Vice-Chancellor Michael Benarroch

The Globe and Mail: University leaders tout institutions’ role in addressing Canada’s challenges : UM in the News

December 7, 2025 —  Dr. Michael Benarroch, President of the University of Manitoba, said that even if the public perception of universities has grown more skeptical, there has been no impact on enrolment. Most families still see a university education as the best path for their children to achieve what they want in life, he said.

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