On behalf of Dean Laurene Rehman, please see invitation below.
Hello,
Laurene Rehman, Dean of Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management, along with Gene Muller, Director of Athletics and Recreation, invite you and your families for a day of exciting Bisons action at this year’s Spirit of the Bison games. Join us at the women’s basketball and stay for women’s hockey followed by men’s basketball.
When: Saturday, November 21, 2026
* Women’s basketball: 4 p.m. at IG Wealth Management Athletic Centre * Women’s hockey: 5 p.m. at the Wayne Fleming Arena * Men’s basketball: 6 p.m. at IG Wealth Management Athletic Centre * Event extras: complementary game tickets and canteen meal voucher * RSVP by Nov. 12
Spirit of the Bison is a day to celebrate Indigenous sport and culture and to reflect on the true meaning of the Bison. A sacred being in Indigenous cultures, the Bison represents respect, pride and is linked to Indigenous history and identity.
We are honored to host Indigenous organizations, community members, and have Indigenous dancers and artists share their cultures and traditions with us throughout the 3 games.
Please, RSVP by Nov. 12 to receive your complimentary game tickets and canteen meal vouchers redeemable only at the Spirit of the Bison games.
Bring your families and cheer on our Bison our athletes.
RSVP now!https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/kxE02dsLHT
Jennifer Palichuk (She/Her)
Executive Assistant to the Dean
University of Manitoba
Faculty of Kinesiology & Recreation Management
101B Frank Kennedy
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2
204-474-6953
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Vacation Notice: Nov 12, 13, 2026 University of MB Closed: Oct 12, Nov 11, 2026
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