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Quality of varsity sport broadcasts and player promotions will suffer, says former staffer.
The Liberals’ major injection in research and innovation has been met with overwhelmingly positive responses.
Alberta is implementing a two per cent cap on domestic tuition increases while British Columbia is investing significantly in its postsecondary education sector.
Saskatchewan capped off its four-year funding agreement with universities while the NDP government of Manitoba released its first budget.
Two per cent cap on tuition increase in Nova Scotia announced.
Both provinces have faced criticism from university groups for underfunding the sector in recent years.
Universities getting a full view of the upcoming eclipse explore the science and art of astronomy.
Ontario’s universities and colleges satisfied with province’s distribution of allocation for international study permits in 2024.
A week-long strike and protest are among the actions students are using to make their voices heard.
An update on the state of international student study permit letters of attestation.
No central database leads to confusion, misunderstanding and barriers among students.
While progress is being made, queer students at some universities still face challenges from administration.
Canada is balancing security imperatives and the need for diversity in academic research. How do we maintain our global commitments while protecting our national interests?
Students whip up some crunchy munchies to show insects can be the ‘meat of the future.’
UN think tank will tap into water expertise at the Alberta-based university.
Despite significant progress at participating institutions, funding for program was not renewed in 2023.
‘We consider all students everywhere to be deserving of protection.’
Chase Petruska hopes the league will have a positive impact on the mental health of participants.
Students looking to come to “la belle province” will have an easier time applying to the Quebec Experience Program.
There is little data to support the decision, and academics are questioning if this is the right way forward.