A series of cyberattacks, support for countermeasures at small and medium-sized enterprises, special consultation desks across the country
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Setting appropriate boundaries
Most Manitoba teachers are responsible, caring professionals who work hard to support their students and would never dream of abusing their positions of trust by sending inappropriate private messages…
- Manitoba teachers generally uphold professional boundaries with students.
- New rules prohibit texting/social media contact with students by teachers.
- Violations can lead to serious consequences; policies to be updated by year-end.
Lula’s historic Brazilian election victory
This was supposed to go down as one of the closest presidential elections in Brazilian history — until it wasn’t. In the end, 80-year-old leftist President Luiz Inácio (Lula) da […]
Letters, Oct. 27
Time for ranked ballots? Re: Get out and exercise your franchise (Editorial, Oct. 24) Declining turnout is indeed a threat to our democracy and, while I am grateful that the […]
- Voter turnout decline threatens democracy
- Ranked-choice voting proposed for Winnipeg elections
- Call for young people's participation in elections
Bosnian Court Verdicts for Wartime Sexual Violence Show Leniency and Disparities
An analysis of Bosnian court verdicts in cases of wartime sexual violence shows deep inconsistencies in sentencing, a tendency to give more weight to mitigating circumstances, and a failure to…
Finland to award Climate Honours diploma to Fahad Al-Attiyah
<p>Doha, Qatar: On October 28, 2026, the World Sustainability Day, Finland is awarding Fahad bin Mohammed Al-Attiyah, Founder and Director of the Caravane Earth Foundation and Chair of INTBAU Qatar, a…
