University of Manitoba
The University of Manitoba is a public research university in Manitoba, Canada. Its main campus is located in the Fort Garry neighbourhood of southern Winnipeg with other campuses throughout the city. Founded in 1877, it is Western Canada's first university.
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Marshall Rothstein
Former Puisne judge
Guy Gavriel Kay
Canadian writer
Leesa Streifler
Canadian artist
Nathan Divinsky
Canadian mathematician
Wes Lysack
Canadian football player
Steve Ashton
Canadian Politician
Eddie Steele
Canadian football defensive tackle
Evan Gill
American football defensive lineman
Diana McIntosh
Canadian composer
Winston Dookeran
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs for Trinidad and Tobago
Aritha van Herk
Canadian writer
Earle Parkhill Scarlett
Physician
Christine Melnick
Politician
Cliff Cullen
Deputy Premier of Manitoba
Daniel Yanofsky
Canadian writer
George Ayittey
Ghanaian economist
George Ramsay Cook
Canadian historian
Gord Mackintosh
Canadian Politician
Jack Murta
Canadian Politician
Kelvin Goertzen
Minister of Justice and Attorney General (Manitoba)
Darcy Fehr
Canadian actor
Larry Maguire
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Lloyd Longfield
Member of the Canadian House of Commons
Étienne Gaboury
Canadian architect
Luke Sellick
Composer
Pearl McGonigal
Politician
Bob Lowes
Canadian ice hockey coach
Jake Epp
Canadian Politician
Randy Ambrosie
Commissioner of the Canadian Football League
Rob Altemeyer
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Ron Schuler
Politician
Sandy Jobin-Bevans
Actor
Ron Paley
Composer
Mark Achtman
Researcher
Brady Browne
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James Alexander Calder
Former Senator of Canada
Coulson Norman Mitchell
Canadian soldier
Charles Camsell
Canadian geologist
Albert Hudson
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
JoAnne Buth
Former Senator of Canada
Michelle Rempel
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Jyoti Gondek
Richard Spink Bowles
Lawyer
William John McKeag
Politician
Reza Iravani
Engineer
Cathy Olesen
Former Mayor of Strathcona County
