Faculty of Arts News Archive
Research and International News
The Conversation: Can a virtual reality residential school, developed with Survivors, improve empathy toward Indigenous people?
March 18, 2025 —
Virtual reality is a rapidly developing technology. As the technology expands, becoming more portable and affordable, the potential uses have expanded as well.
March 18, 2025 —
Virtual reality is a rapidly developing technology. As the technology expands, becoming more portable and affordable, the potential uses have expanded as well.
Research and International News
The Conversation: Donald Trump thinks some accents are ‘beautiful,’ but what makes them so?
March 17, 2025 —
As written in The Conversation by Nicole Rosen, Canada Research Chairs in Langage Interactions, University of Manitoba. United States President Donald Trump has recently been commenting on accents while meeting foreign leaders and taking questions from foreign journalists.
March 17, 2025 —
As written in The Conversation by Nicole Rosen, Canada Research Chairs in Langage Interactions, University of Manitoba. United States President Donald Trump has recently been commenting on accents while meeting foreign leaders and taking questions from foreign journalists.
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CBC Manitoba: Finding community key for immigrants with Canadian dreams, new Manitobans say
March 16, 2025 —
Many report isolation, discrimination despite believing Canada will be accepting
March 16, 2025 —
Many report isolation, discrimination despite believing Canada will be accepting
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CBC Manitoba: U.S. tariffs would have little effect on Canada’s ‘cartelized’ dairy industry, experts say
March 16, 2025 —
Nevertheless, prof worries U.S. will seek increased access to dairy market in 2026
March 16, 2025 —
Nevertheless, prof worries U.S. will seek increased access to dairy market in 2026
Faculty of Arts News
CBC Day 6: As Trump tilts towards Russia, Canada reconsiders Arctic security
March 14, 2025 —
As Trump tilts towards Russia, Canada reconsiders Arctic security
March 14, 2025 —
As Trump tilts towards Russia, Canada reconsiders Arctic security
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Global News Winnipeg: Parents seek apology for school lockdown and being labeled ‘a disturbance’
March 14, 2025 —
Two award-winning Indigenous musicians are saying it was racial profiling after a Winnipeg elementary school went into lockdown when they went to deal with bullying concerns involving their daughters.
March 14, 2025 —
Two award-winning Indigenous musicians are saying it was racial profiling after a Winnipeg elementary school went into lockdown when they went to deal with bullying concerns involving their daughters.
Research and International News
Four new UM Canada Research Chairs focus on Indigenous research
March 13, 2025 —
Recently, the federal government announced support for four new Canada Research Chairs (CRC) and three renewals at UM.
March 13, 2025 —
Recently, the federal government announced support for four new Canada Research Chairs (CRC) and three renewals at UM.
Faculty of Arts News
The Canadian Press: Manitoba election disinformation bill goes into ‘uncharted waters,’ analyst says
March 13, 2025 —
The Manitoba government is entering new territory with a plan to crack down on election disinformation and fine people.
March 13, 2025 —
The Manitoba government is entering new territory with a plan to crack down on election disinformation and fine people.
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The Canadian Press: Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms
March 11, 2025 —
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms
March 11, 2025 —
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms
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CBC Manitoba: Mark Carney ‘has what it takes’ to deal with Trump, say Manitoba politicians
March 11, 2025 —
'This battle is about economic war and we need to build our best at the front': Chartrand
March 11, 2025 —
'This battle is about economic war and we need to build our best at the front': Chartrand