U of M in the News News Archive
Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences
CBC Calgary: Average Alberta beef farmer making less than $50,000 after costs, says new report
June 5, 2024 —
Average Alberta beef farmer making less than $50,000 after costs, says new report
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
CTV Winnipeg: Is mental illness passed down through families?
June 3, 2024 —
Is mental illness passed down through families?
Faculty of Science
CBC Manitoba: Winnipeg man caught in scam after AI told him fake Facebook customer support number was legitimate
May 31, 2024 —
Winnipeg man caught in scam after AI told him fake Facebook customer support number was legitimate
Global News Winnipeg: University of Manitoba receives federal funding for biomedical research
May 30, 2024 —
University of Manitoba receives federal funding for biomedical research
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
CBC News: Canadian scientists launch early warning system to spot traces of H5N1 bird flu in milk
May 30, 2024 —
Canadian scientists launch early warning system to spot traces of H5N1 bird flu in milk
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Yahoo News: I had a severe allergic reaction to lupin flour — what Canadians need to know about the emerging allergen
May 29, 2024 —
I had a severe allergic reaction to lupin flour — what Canadians need to know about the emerging allergen
Winnipeg Free Press: ‘Little Forks’ worth big investment: Doer
May 29, 2024 —
‘Little Forks’ worth big investment: Doer
Faculty of Law
Global Winnipeg: ‘Very easy’: Winnipeg man warns of scam after his car was used as collateral
May 28, 2024 —
‘Very easy’: Winnipeg man warns of scam after his car was used as collateral
CBC Manitoba: Effects of warmer Atlantic Ocean now being felt in northern Manitoba, experts say
May 28, 2024 —
Effects of warmer Atlantic Ocean now being felt in northern Manitoba, experts say
The Conversation: Sexual identity is an important part of our lives, and the law should recognize that
May 28, 2024 —
An Alberta court recently ruled in the case of a Calgary man, Matthew Mills, who ran a private club out of his home for people who identify as non-monogamous. Mills was charged for a zoning violation — he was accused of operating an unsanctioned "social organization" in a residential area.