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Toban Talks

Weekly news briefs from the pages of the Manitoban, your student newspaper.

Episodes

  • Jan. 19, 2012

    This week we're joined by sport editor Marc Legace for an update on Bison Sports. News editor Sarah Petz and science editor Bryce Hoye also discuss their brush with norovirus--while Sarah is under voluntary quarantine with norovirus.   Read more ›

  • The Toban Show, January 5, 2012

    Top stories include: body found on campus, Occupy Winnipeg returns, and renovations to Dafoe Library. Also look forward to the return of Crime Beat.   Read more ›

  • Toban News Desk

    This week we look at Winnipeg's recent transit fair increase, UMSU's holiday hamper program, U of M president David Barnard's future plans, and more. Featuring music from Sarah Slean.   Read more ›

  • The Toban Show, November 24, 2011

    On this week's podcast, we discuss security services on campus, a possible cover charge to get into the new UMSU owned pub, and the UPass at the U of M. Featuring music from JP Hoe   Read more ›

  • The Toban Show, November 10, 2011

    On this week's episode, hear about Winnipeg's transit plan, new bring your own wine liquor laws, and updates from UMSU council. With music from AUSTRA and Ox.   Read more ›

  • The Toban Show, October 27, 2011

    From the Manitoban news desk: stories on the passing of Reg Alcock, the potential implementation of unisex bathrooms, the Cinema City renovation, what you're going to be for halloween and more!   Read more ›

  • Oct 19 issue

    From the Manitoban news desk: stories on Occupy Winnipeg, review committee for U of M president David Barnard, what's going on with the Southwood golf course property, and more!   Read more ›

  • The Toban Show, October 13, 2011

    From the News Desk: stories on thesis committee controversy, Libyan students response to situation in their home country, and more.   Read more ›