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UMSU approves $50K for building feasibility study

Summary by The Manitoban
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) has approved $50,000 for a building feasibility study at the March 27 UMSU board of directors meeting. The motion was put forward by the executive committee and called for a feasibility study to “assess the viability, costs and potential benefits of establishing a dedicated UMSU building.” The motion passed with nine votes in favour, three opposed and two abstentions. As part of UMSU’s five-year …
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UMSU approves $50K for building feasibility study

The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) has approved $50,000 for a building feasibility study at the March 27 UMSU board of directors meeting. The motion was put forward by the executive committee and called for a feasibility study to “assess the viability, costs and potential benefits of establishing a dedicated UMSU building.” The motion passed with nine votes in favour, three opposed and two abstentions. As part of UMSU’s five-year …

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