Winnipeg Free Press: Paving process unpredictable

Dr. Ahmed Shalaby poses outside the faculty of Engineering at U of M Friday. See Dan Lett's tale re: highways. October 2, 2015 - (PHIL HOSSACK / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

Price Faculty of Engineering

Winnipeg Free Press: Paving process unpredictable

November 8, 2024 —
Paving process unpredictable

asphalt, City of Winnipeg, civil engineering, Infrastructure, pavement design, road repairs

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Prairie soils and crops facility rendering

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences

Manitoba Canola Growers support UM in advancing Canadian agriculture through new research facility

October 5, 2021 —
Manitoba Canola Growers Association have committed $500,000 to support the construction of Prairie Crops & Soils Research Facility

donor relations, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, Infrastructure

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Artistic rendering of the new Desautels Concert Hall // Image: Cibinel Architecture

Construction begins on Desautels Concert Hall

September 23, 2021 —
Construction of the stunning new Desautels Concert Hall, an innovative and unique performance venue for Winnipeg, was officially announced at a UM Homecoming event

Desautels Faculty of Music, donor relations, Gratitude Report, Infrastructure

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Canada and Manitoba support green infrastructure and upgrades to UM and other communities

July 23, 2021 —
This project will upgrade University of Manitoba’s Central Energy Plant and the Max Bell Centre building on its Fort Garry Campus

campus community, Infrastructure, Office of Sustainability

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Manitoba Crop Alliance and University of Manitoba advancing Canadian Agriculture through new research facility

May 11, 2021 —
Manitoba Crop Alliance contributes $500,000 toward Prairie Crops & Soils Research Facility

donor relations, Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences, Infrastructure, Research and International

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Next to UMSU University Centre, looking east towards UM Admin building on Fort Garry campus.

Sustainability

Jane’s Walk: A digital walk around U of M campuses

May 1, 2020 —
Join us for the Restorative Spaces and Art & History walks as part of the Jane’s Walk celebrations on May 2 and May 3 at the Fort Garry and Bannatyne campuses

Active Living Centre, Alumni, campus community, community engagement, Faculty and Staff, health and wellness, Infrastructure, Kinesiology and Recreation Management, Max Rady College of Medicine, Office of Sustainability, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Staff, Students