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UMSU Opposes U-Pass Fee Increase Recommended by Winnipeg Transit

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing10/29/2019

Today, Winnipeg Transit provided its report on the UPASS and is recommending an increase in the cost of the program to $160.75 per term. This is an increase of $24.50…

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