Global News Winnipeg: Manitobans benefit more from programs, not tax cuts: economics prof.

December 13, 2023 —

On Tuesday, University of Manitoba economics professor Jesse Hajer said, “Living wage families get much more money back from federal programs, like the climate action incentive, and political parties use the affordability crisis to sneak in tax cuts that only benefit the wealthy.”

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Asper School of Business, economics, Faculty of Arts, living wage

Medscape Medical News: Mental health worse after workplace injuries

Patients with workplace injuries have worse mental health outcomes over time than patients with non-workplace injuries: UM study

department of community health sciences, Department of Psychiatry, department of psychology, department of surgery, Max Rady College of Medicine, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

CBC Manitoba: U of M defence, security experts urge Canadians to watch what Trump does, not what he says

Scholars parse U.S. president's warm overtures to Moscow, cold shoulder to Ottawa

centre for defence and security studies

Indigenous political representatives exist in two, often conflicting, worlds

Two University of Manitoba political studies researchers have won the John McMenemy Prize for best academic article from the Canadian Journal of Political Science. The article, “Indigenous Political Representation in Canada” analyzes how aboriginal people elected to provincial legislatures and federal Parliament negotiate the driving force behind their political commitment to the challenge of providing aboriginal representation in Canada’s legislative institutions.

Faculty of Arts, Indigenous, political studies, Research and International

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