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Chris Pascoe, an associate professor at the University of Manitoba who specializes in chronic respiratory diseases, says exposure to wildfire smoke at an early age can lead to frequent lung infections and an increased risk of developing respiratory diseases like asthma. (Karen Pauls/CBC)

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

CBC Manitoba: Air quality index warnings and how to protect yourself : UM in the News

July 16, 2025 —  Air quality index warnings and how to protect yourself

Portrait of Dr. Andrew Halayko

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

The Canadian Press: Contingency plans unclear for 2026 World Cup wildfire smoke risks : UM in the News

July 16, 2025 —  While some organizations have published clear air quality thresholds or contingency protocols for wildfire smoke, FIFA's plans remain unclear less than a year out from the 2026 World Cup.

Education Building

“November 1963” film crews to be on campus : Campus News

July 15, 2025 —  Film crews will be on site at the Fort Garry campus throughout the day on Sunday, July 20, working in the Education Building and outdoor areas near the Engineering Building.

Dr Mario Pinto

Research and International News

APTN News: ‘National interest’ projects and the impact on First Nations in Manitoba : UM in the News

July 15, 2025 —  ‘National interest’ projects and the impact on First Nations in Manitoba

Shiu-Yik Au, Dan Shin, Sean Buchanan, and Harsha Kamatham

Asper School of Business News

Asper School of Business Earns National Research Funding : Network News

July 15, 2025 —  The Asper School of Business is proud to celebrate four faculty members who have received 2025 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) Insight Development Grants. These prestigious grants support early stage research with strong potential for impact in the social sciences and humanities.

Illustration of mpox virus.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

UM expert integral to international effort to tackle mpox : Network News

July 15, 2025 —  A UM expert is a vital part of an international team of scientists studying the alarming changes in the spread of mpox across the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to better understand the rapidly evolving virus.

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students walking on the pedway on Fort Garry campus in summer time

Students News

Learn More About the Work-study Program from the Indigenous Leadership Programming : Network News

July 15, 2025 —  It’s incredibly rewarding to provide students with valuable work experience while they actively contribute to our Indigenous Leadership Programming. The Work-Study staff have also been fantastic. They are supportive, responsive, and they’ve made the process smooth and efficient from start to finish.

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Photo of the project that Abdul Rafay worked on during his term, the JAR building 65th anniversary project.

Students News

Learn More About the Work-study Program from the Faculty of Architecture : Network News

July 15, 2025 —  [...] the Work-study program is such a valuable initiative on campus. Many students are faced with financial challenges while they are trying to pursue higher education. This program supports students by creating on-campus opportunities that allow them to give back to the UM community while gaining experience and building their resumés.

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Headshot of Tara Horrill.

Rady Faculty of Health Sciences News

Questioning Cancer Care : Network News

July 14, 2025 —  Born and raised in Morden, Man., Tara Horrill [BN/05, PhD/21] always knew she wanted a career in health care. But it was while working as an oncology nurse at CancerCare Manitoba that she became drawn to research.

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Equipment helps apply proper nutrient management

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences News

Manitoba Co-operator: Precision 4R cuts farm greenhouse gas emissions : Network News

July 14, 2025 —  Lower areas in your field tend to emit more greenhouse gas, research shows that precision 4R nutrient stewardship practices can help mute the trend

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