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The Manitoban: Students For Consent Culture and UMSU team up

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing02/26/2020

By Amira Tekle An external student advocacy organization, Students for Consent Culture Canada (SFCC), is behind UMSU’s recent lobbying push for the province to make changes to the Freedom of…

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The PIE News – Canada: 2019 new study permits issued up 13% on 2018 figures

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing02/24/2020

By Viggo Stacey Canada welcomed more than 400,000 new international students at all study levels in 2019, with Indian student enrolments accounting for the majority of the increase in new…

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The Globe and Mail: Universities extend English exam deadlines as prospective Chinese students in limbo due to coronavirus

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing02/20/2020

By Xiao Xiu Canadian universities are extending deadlines for English proficiency exams for prospective students in China or looking for other ways to remotely assess language skills after the tests…

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CBC News: Manitoba Metis Federation signs first cheques of 10-year education program

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing02/19/2020

By CBC News Nine Métis students have received money from the federal government to help pay for university costs through a partnership with the Manitoba Metis Federation. The $90-million, 10-year…

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The Manitoban: Opinion – Save the U-Pass

UMSU NewsBy UMSU Marketing02/13/2020

By Jakob Sanderson It is easier to diagnose a problem than to solve it. And it’s harder still to come up with a solution that a majority of your friends,…

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