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The whimsical world of medieval manuscripts

Winnipeg · Winnipeg

The whimsical world of medieval manuscripts

Folio 27r from the Lindisfarne Gospels. I have always been captivated by the opening titles of classic Disney films like The Sword in the Stone and Sleeping Beauty. The story begins in a bedazzled fairy tale book with gothic lettering and colourful illustrations. This art style never fails to evoke a whimsical world of dragons and wizards, but did you know that it has roots in a sacred tradition that is almost 1,500 year…Read Article

SofA student gallery presents Faith: Who Do You Trust?

Paintings · Winnipeg

SofA student gallery presents Faith: Who Do You Trust?

The School of Art student gallery unveiled its latest solo exhibition on June 25 — Faith: Who Do You Trust? Featuring works by U of M student UV Chawla, this exhibition includes installations, paintings, sculptures and a live performance to explore the artist’s thoughts and struggles with identity, faith and trust. Chawla is a second-year fine arts student who is interested in installation art, conceptual works and performance art. In an inter…Read Article

2025 Manitoba African Cup of Nations kicks off

African Cup of Nations · Winnipeg

2025 Manitoba African Cup of Nations kicks off

The Manitoba African Cup of Nations returns to unite various countries in friendly competition. Seidu Mohammed, the co-founder and operations manager of the annual soccer tournament has shared the inspiration behind organizing the competition and the community it fosters. He encouraged other countries to partake in the tournament. “Manitoba African Cup of Nations is about the community,” said Mohammed. “In the history of Manitoba, there is this …Read Article

Cumbrian Castle celebrates VE Day with 'striking' visual display

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Muncaster Castle became a beacon of remembrance for VE Day.War See the Story

Daughter of slain Indigenous woman speaks on Red Dress Day, calls for change

Content warning: This article includes distressing details “There’s no words in the human language that could ever, ever explain how I feel,” said Cambria Harris, whose mother was murdered in 2022 and left in a landfill north of Winnipeg. Harris, a 24-year-old Ojibwe member of Long Plain First Nation from Winnipeg, spoke at the U of M on Monday at a Red Dress Day event, held by the Centre for Human Rights Research and Indigenous Engagement and C…Winnipeg · Winnipeg Read Article

Graduation Pow Wow honours U of M Indigenous graduates

The U of M hosted its 36th Annual Graduation Pow Wow on Saturday, honouring over 470 Indigenous students that graduated during the academic year. Certificates of achievement were handed out in the Investors Group Athletic Centre as part of several scheduled events that took place throughout the day — including a pipe and water ceremony, pow wow dances, community meals and a closing prayer. “Today is the day where our community comes together to …Rafah · Rafah Read Article

Three Manitoba ridings decided by less than 8 per cent of the vote, data shows

Three Manitoba ridings have been decided by less than 8 per cent of the vote in the recent federal election, according to data from Elections Canada. Kildonan St.-Paul has emerged as the tightest race in the province, with Conservative incumbent Raquel Dancho being re-elected to a third term with a victory margin of 2.8 percentage points — the smallest in the province. Dancho was first elected to the riding in 2019 and defeated the Liberal runne…Winnipeg · Winnipeg Read Article

Conservative MP gives up seat for Pierre Poilievre to run in byelection

59% Left coverage: 51 sources

Conservative MP-elect Damien Kurek for Battle River-Crowfoot is resigning his seat to allow Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to run in a byelection. Pierre Poilievre · Canada See the Story

Carney's Liberals Projected to Fall Short of Winning Majority: CBC

53% Left coverage: 64 sources

Mark Carney · Canada See the Story

UMSU community rep honoraria motion ruled out of order

A motion for the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) community representatives to receive a $500 honorarium was ruled out of order at the April 24 UMSU board of directors meeting. The motion was previously put forward at the April 10 UMSU board meeting by student-at-large Victoria Romero and referred to finance committee for review. Interim board chairperson Christopher Yendt ruled that the motion violated a clause in UMSU’s bylaws whi…Winnipeg · Winnipeg Read Article

Two Members of the Judiciary Sworn in to Serve in Higher Offices – Jamaica Information Service

Two members of the judiciary were sworn in to higher office for the Easter Term by Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, today (April 24), at King’s House. Taking the Oath of Allegiance were Her Honour Tracey-Ann Johnson and Her Honour Christine McNeil, who have been appointed to act as Puisne Judge […]Kingston, Jamaica · Kingston See the Story

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