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T HERE'S no provincial money coming to the rescue - the University of Winnipeg is on its own to find cash, president Lloyd Axworthy warned Wednesday. " The gap keeps growing. We need to become increasingly self- sufficient," Axworthy said in his final state of the university address. Axworthy, who will retire next summer, said government grants cover 50 per cent of costs, tuition capped at an increase of inflation covers 28 per cent, and he doesn't see that changing. " All governments are in a tight bind," he said: Some have promised to reduce taxes; all have huge pressures on their health- care systems. His message to the entire campus: " Let's be creative and find our own resources." Axworthy vowed to find a further $ 1 million to cut from administration this year after three years of freezing or reducing management salaries. He pointed out the education faculty has developed a post- baccalaureate training program that will bring in revenue, as will the faculty of business leadership management training course next month. The Richardson science complex can make money, the same way the University of Manitoba's SmartPark does by working with private- sector researchers, Axworthy said. The president said some American universities have developed online degree programs that are earning significant dollars. " We don't have to copy it, but we have to understand it," he said. " We're going to have to do our own experimentation." One possible online program that would be unique to the U of W would be carving a special niche in aboriginal- development practices, he said. " We'd create something that Harvard, Stanford, U of T ( University of Toronto) can't do." Axworthy said the university won't see any megaprojects in his final year, even though he has long coveted space in the Bay building and has wanted money for a physics building on the gravel parking lot behind the Richardson complex. The RecPlex indoor soccer complex and wellness centre will open a year from now, with more than 20 inner- city athletic organizations having signed a charter with the U of W for guaranteed access. " It's going to be a charter - it's guaranteed," said Axworthy. He is still trying to work out a deal with the federal government to acquire the National Research Centre building on Ellice Avenue in partnership with First Nations, Axworthy said. The U of W is investigating the state of gender equity on campus during this school year and has applied for a Canada Research Chair in data management, a field Axworthy said didn't exist five years ago. The university has rebranded itself with the slogan Discover- Achieve- Belong. Above all, he said, " Where do we place the arts and humanities in our university?" He also said the U of W has to debunk the naysayers, especially in business, who claim liberal- arts grads face a bleaker economic future than science, engineering and other grads. The U of W needs to make ' a bold statement' this year on the value of a liberal arts degree, Axworthy declared. nick. martin@ freepress. mb. ca A U. S. fugitive who blew through the Canadian border in a stolen vehicle - then vanished following a high- speed police chase - has been arrested following a three- day manhunt. Joshua James Grandbois, 29, was tracked down Tuesday afternoon just west of Winnipeg. Several citizens had called police about a man who appeared to be hiding out near Headingley, and RCMP, with assistance from the canine unit, nabbed him lurking in the trees near the RM of Cartier. Grandbois is a resident of Fargo, N. D., and is being held in custody in Winnipeg. He is facing numerous charges including motor vehicle theft, mischief, dangerous driving, possession of stolen property and offences under the Customs Act. RCMP began searching for the accused just after noon last Saturday after he made a dramatic, and illegal, entry into Canada. North Dakota police were in the process of chasing him when he sped through the Lena port of entry without stopping. The Mounties spotted his stolen Chevrolet Lumina bearing North Dakota plates abandoned near Souris later that afternoon. In exchange, Grandbois had allegedly stolen a Ford F- 150 truck with Manitoba plates. Less than an hour later, Portage RCMP spotted that stolen vehicle headed east on the Trans- Canada Highway and tried to pull it over. But the driver sped away, eventually bolting from the vehicle and fleeing on foot. Yet another report of a stolen truck was made a short time later, near St. Fran�ois Xavier. That truck was found abandoned and smashed later in the evening, but the suspect was long gone. The trail grew cold until alert citizens spotted Grandbois on Tuesday afternoon, leading to his arrest. He will likely have to deal with his Canadian charges before facing deportation back to the U. S., where he is also expected to face prosecution. www. mikeoncrime. com American fugitive leads police on manhunt By Mike McIntyre Self- sufficiency key for U of W, Axworthy says No provincial cash coming to rescue By Nick Martin of Winnipeg adults who intend to acquire a vehicle in the next year read the Winnipeg Free Press in print or online every week. 70% ' The gap keeps growing. We need to become increasingly self- sufficient' - U of W president Lloyd Axworthy MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS ARCHIVES Lloyd Axworthy made his final state of the university address on Wednesday. A_ 06_ Sep- 05- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A6 9/ 4/ 13 9: 22: 03 PM ;