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In wake of CP Rail work stoppage, industry calls for ‘permanent’ supply chain solution
Canadian Pacific Railway trains sit idle on the train tracks due to the strike at the main CP Rail trainyard in Toronto on Monday, March 21, 2022. Business groups are calling for a 'permanent' solution to supply chain problems in Canada in the wake of this week's temporary work stoppage at Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
life
Do you have plans for your pet after you pass away?
JESSICA LEE / GLOBE AND MAIL Terry and Wes Pastuzenko, pet parents to two cats, have put their cats in their will. They are photographed in their Winnipeg home on March 5, 2022.
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Climate study forecasts a rain-soaked Arctic
Wild caribou roam the tundra in Nunavut on March 25, 2009. A report from Oceans North says Canada's northern communities face serious risk if their long-standing waste management problems are not addressed. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
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University of Manitoba professors strike over wages, accuse government of meddling
University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Handout
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The World Within: Microbes and Human Health
the decibel
Can we measure reconciliation?
Podcast logo for The Decibel, the daily show from The Globe and Mail.
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Lockdowns are for the birds: New research shows the benefit of reduced human activity
Bald Eagles altered their movements across the whole continent, moving into counties with the greatest decreases in traffic. Photo by Ilya Povalyaev/the University of Manitoba
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Manitoba universities and college mandate COVID-19 vaccines for staff, students
Dr. Brent Roussin, chief provincial public health officer, prepares the COVID-19 vaccination at the convention centre in Winnipeg on April 8, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods
opinion
We shouldn’t abandon masks after the pandemic recedes
Eddy Lang and Merril Pauls
advisor news
What a wealth tax could mean for financial planning
Home Ownership, Savings, Finance, Economy, House
canadian university report
From anthropology to visual arts, COVID-19 is now part of the university curriculum
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA - October 24, 2020 - Tony Quach, a business student in his last semester at University of Manitoba and Vice President of Marketing for The Canadian Association of Business Students (CABS), is photographed at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg Saturday, October 24, 2020. Mr Quach talks about what skills and courses are most in demand right now at university. (John Woods/Globe and Mail)
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Med schools respond to urgency for reform in Indigenous health care
Nadine Caron, a First Nations surgeon and researcher at the University of Northern British Columbia is co-leading a newly funded project to build up a database of genetic variations in Canada's indigenous populations.
sports
Kelsey Wog, Aboubacar Sissoko chosen top athletes of 2020 in Canadian university sports
Canada's Kelsey Wog swims in her women's 200m breaststroke semifinal at the World Swimming Championships in Gwangju, South Korea, Thursday, July 25, 2019.
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Hospitals consider methods to wash and reuse disposable respirator masks as supplies dwindle
Hospitals consider methods to wash and reuse disposable respirator masks as supplies dwindle
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How effective are sandbags? A look at the flood-prevention tool that has become the first line of defence
Two men carry sandbags to a house in Constance Bay, Ont., on April 28, 2019.