Faculty of Arts News Archive
Winnipeg Free Press: Manitoba civil servant awarded top honour
January 25, 2017 —
Longtime Manitoba civil servant Jim Eldridge, an alumnus, was honoured with the top national prize for public administration at a ceremony in Ottawa Monday
CBC: Manitoba Opposition looking to take the ‘New’ out of ‘New Democratic Party’
January 24, 2017 —
Name change unlikely to sway voters, could alienate some longtime NDP supporters, prof Royce Koop says
Synagogues in Germany: A Virtual Reconstruction
January 24, 2017 —
A new exhibit that reclaims some of Germany's lost Jewish heritage has its Canadian premiere in Winnipeg on Jan. 28.
Wpg Free Press: Rising from the ashes
January 23, 2017 —
German synagogue exhibit reconstructs aspects of Jewish history destroyed by Nazis
Op-ed: Clarifying the impacts of the Mincome experiment
January 23, 2017 —
Economist slays myths and explains what really happened in Dauphin, Manitoba, in the '70s
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“Colonization Road” and 2017
January 9, 2017 —
There are lots of ways to explore the past, and one of them is through film.
The Star: Manitoba finance minister set on public-sector wage curb despite union concerns
January 6, 2017 —
Labour studies prof says Supreme Court rulings have shown that governments can sometimes change collective agreements
Why we fail at New Year resolutions
January 6, 2017 —
A psychologist offers his take on the matter, and three tips
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The New FAQ
January 5, 2017 —
Teaching feminism to undergraduate students is inherently rewarding. Because it is grounded in everyday life, students are able to make connections between theoretical concepts and their own experiences. They find in feminism the language and framework to help them make sense of their lives.
Nat’l Post: How the story of Canada before television is the story of radio
January 4, 2017 —
History's Len Kuffert has a new book out: Canada Before Television: Radio, Taste, and the Struggle for Cultural Democracy