WINNIPEG — Fans wishing to attend a University of Manitoba Bisons game will need to continue to show proof of vaccination upon entry.
U of M Bisons to Maintain Game Day Vaccine Protocols
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University of Manitoba Articles
Province Ordered to Pay $19M in Damages to UMFA
WINNIPEG — The provincial Tory government has been ordered to pay $19.3 million to the University of Manitoba Faculty Association for interring with bargaining efforts in 2016.
Manitoba Bisons Allowing Up to 250 Fans at Home Games
WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba Bisons have made the decision to open up their home games to a limited number of spectators.
Lanette Siragusa Departing Shared Health for U of M
WINNIPEG — The calming voice Manitobans have heard since the early days of the pandemic is leaving Shared Health at the end of the month.
University of Manitoba Moves to Remote Learning for Winter Term
The University of Manitoba is the latest post-secondary institution in the province to be moving to remote learning for the winter term.
U of M Faculty Ratifies New Tentative Agreement
WINNIPEG — Classes have resumed at the University of Manitoba after faculty members ratified a new tentative agreement on Monday.
U of M Faculty Reaches Tentative Agreement
WINNIPEG — The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) has reached a tentative agreement with the university’s administration.
University of Manitoba Faculty Begins Strike Action
WINNIPEG — Faculty at the University of Manitoba is officially on strike after reaching an impasse with the administration over the latest round of contract negotiations.
U of M Faculty Votes in Favour of Strike
WINNIPEG — Members of the University of Manitoba Faculty Association have voted to authorize a strike.
Many Manitoba Universities, Colleges Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines
WINNIPEG — When students and staff return to many post-secondary campuses in Manitoba this fall, they will need to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Ottawa, Province Funding Infrastructure Upgrades Across Manitoba
The provincial and federal governments are investing more than $25 million in local infrastructure improvements, including energy upgrades at the University of Manitoba.
Three U of M Students Killed in Head-On Crash Near Arborg
Three international students from the University of Manitoba have died following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 7 Thursday morning.
