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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Albert LeGatt
Archbishop
Paul Massicotte
Senator of Canada
Susan Franceschet
Canadian political scientist
Divya Mehra
Canadian artist
Robert Bend
Canadian Politician
Ken Attafuah
Ghanaian advocate
Harry Prosen
Psychiatrist
Sam Katz
Former Mayor of Winnipeg
Erna Braun
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
John Mercer Reid
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Gerald W. Schwartz
CEO of Onex
Bernie Morrison
Terry O'Malley
Canadian ice hockey player
Duncan Jessiman
Former Senator of Canada
Tim Ball
Canadian speaker
Allan Eastman
Canadian television director
Sol Kanee
Canadian lawyer
Janice Filmon
Former Manitoba Lieutenant-Governor
Jack Sures
Di Brandt
Canadian poet
Jack Ruttan
Canadian ice hockey player
Gail Asper
Canadian corporate lawyer
Roman Kroitor
Canadian filmmaker
Ellie Harvie
Canadian actress
Eun Ju Lee
Researcher
Ian Shelton
Canadian astronomer
Jack Pickersgill
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
George Sawatzky
Canadian physicist
Anita Neville
Manitoba Lieutenant-Governor
Philip S. Lee
Former Manitoba Lieutenant-Governor
Ramsay Cook
Canadian historian
Frank Wesbrook
Canadian physician
Ari Seth Cohen
Canadian stage actor
Yvonne Brill
American engineer
Claude Castonguay
Former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
Stanley Knowles
Former Member of the Winnipeg City Council
Jackson Beardy
Artist
Colin Campbell
Film director
Jim Maloway
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
William Moore Benidickson
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Chris Urmson
CEO of Aurora
Henry Friesen
Canadian endocrinologist
Dufferin Roblin
Former Premier of Manitoba
Edward Schreyer
Former Governor General of Canada
Warren Winkler
Canadian jurist
Doug Schweitzer
Former Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation of Alberta
Jagrup Brar
Minister of State for Trade of British Columbia
