CBC Manitoba: A labour studies expert reacts to the ruling sending Canada Post workers back to work

parcels sitting on a door step. (photo credit RDNE Stock project)

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CBC Manitoba: A labour studies expert reacts to the ruling sending Canada Post workers back to work

December 16, 2024 —
A labour studies expert reacts to the ruling sending Canada Post workers back to work

Canada Post, Federal government, labour relations, strike

A large group of people gathered outdoors, wearing blue "Bison Pride" T-shirts, holding a banner that reads "Bison Pride" with rainbow-colored letters. They are cheering with their hands raised, showing support for LGBTQ+ pride. The group includes individuals of diverse ages and backgrounds, standing in front of a historic stone building on a sunny day. Some participants hold rainbow flags and UM-branded signs, representing the University of Manitoba's presence at a pride event.

UM in photos: memorable moments that shaped 2024

December 16, 2024 —
Take a look back at 2024 through the lenses that captured so many of its memorable moments.

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CTV News: Hard to keep public support for striking Canada Post workers, experts say

December 13, 2024 —
Hard to keep public support for striking Canada Post workers, experts say

Canada Post, Canada post strike, labour studies, strike negotiations

Randy Boissonault is shown as a member of the Liberal Party's Indigenous Caucus. Photo: LPC

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APTN News: ‘It stretches the imagination’: Is Randy Boisonnault hoping to change the story?

December 13, 2024 —
‘It stretches the imagination’: Is Randy Boisonnault hoping to change the story?

Edmonton Alberta, Indigenous heritage, Liberal Party, political studies, Randy Boissonault

A group of eleven adults standing in front of three flags and a podium.

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New funding will help build the capacity of the Canadian Reconciliation Barometer

December 13, 2024 —
Support of more than $200,000 from Canadian Heritage will enhance cross-sectoral research and community relationships across Canada with those working toward Reconciliation.

department of psychology, Faculty of Arts, Federal government, funding announcement, psychology, Reconciliation, Reconciliation barometer, Research and International, Truth and Reconciliation

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APTN News: U of M prof Sean Carleton says Murray Sinclair ‘changed Canada forever’

December 12, 2024 —
U of M prof Sean Carleton says Murray Sinclair ‘changed Canada forever’

History and Indigenous studies, Justice Murray Sinclair, NCTR, The Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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Winnipeg Free Press: Chiropractor investigated after concealed cameras found in office

December 12, 2024 —
Chiropractor investigated after concealed cameras found in office

Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics, health care ethics, health-care, privacy

Photo of Dr. Christopher Adams who has been re-appointed as the rector of St. Paul's College.

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CityNews: Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew still seeing highest approval ratings across Canada

December 12, 2024 —
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew still seeing highest approval ratings across Canada

Canadian politics, department of political studies, Premier Wab Kinew

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APTN Truth & Politics: Why do hospitals keep cutting off elders’ hair without consent?

December 12, 2024 —
Why do hospitals keep cutting off elders’ hair without consent?

department of Indigenous studies, Edmonton health care, Niigaan Sinclair, Royal Alexandra hospital

RCMP officer at a store (photo credit: Erik Mclean)

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Winnipeg Sun: Remnants of COVID disruption could be driving rural Manitoba homicide spike: prof

December 9, 2024 —
Remnants of COVID disruption could be driving rural Manitoba homicide spike: prof

COVID-19, Crime rates, Department of Sociology and Criminology, Manitoba RCMP, Rural crime

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