MRU in the media

Liberals introduce bill to eliminate self-induced extreme intoxication as a legal defence: https://mru.ca/a906 (CBC News – Matthew Brown, alumnus, Janet Hamnett, faculty) 

Liberals table bill to eliminate ‘extreme intoxication’ as a legal defence in violent crime: https://mru.ca/db60 (Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun – Matthew Brown, alumnus, Janet Hamnett, faculty) 

Liberals introduce new bill to eliminate extreme intoxication defence: https://mru.ca/f6ab  (CityNews 660) 

Faculty, students and alumni in the media

Survey suggests Smith and Jean have early advantage in UCP leadership race: https://mru.ca/5478 (Edmonton Journal – Duane Bratt, Lori Williams, faculty) 

Gordon F. Kells students celebrate grad in Carlyle: https://mru.ca/7271 (Sask. Today – Rylee Himmelspeck, student)

Debate over Alberta independence reignited as UCP leadership race heats up: https://mru.ca/5d59 (CityNews – Duane Bratt, faculty)

Also worth noting

10 students helped Fafard make frog sculpture in 1971 — and University of Regina wants to find them: https://mru.ca/9fbb (CBC News)

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