Legislation in three provinces mandates that postsecondary institutions adopt stand-alone sexual violence policies starting this year.
CTV More funds for CBU in wake of disclosure of money for Acadia Cape Breton University is getting additional money from the province after it emerged publicly that Acadia University has been receiving extra funding. CTV 'Nanomedicine': Potentially revolutionary class of...
CBC Dal Student Union opening centre for sex assault survivors, relaunching helpline Each student at the university will contribute $2.50 to the centre, which will run a 24/7 helpline. CBC 'Blazing the trail': University of Calgary research could lead to cures...
Global News York University to appeal federal court ruling on copyright fees One of Canada’s largest universities says it will appeal a Federal Court ruling that found it was circumventing copyright fees in reproducing materials being handed out to...
Maclean's Opinion: Why male bias in the lab is bad science To answer our biological questions, we must incorporate both male and female subjects, Thomas Merritt writes. CBC Q&A: Professors lock horns over Grant Devine's appointment to U of S board...
Toronto Star The building that raised Toronto's imagination Controversial in its time, Will Alsop’s playful OCAD University building helped the city grow up and kicked off its architectural boom. Globe and Mail Long-awaited High Arctic Research Station nearly complete: group A decade...
CBC 'Monumental task': National effort launched to tackle mental health of public safety workers A new research group launched in St. John's Tuesday to work on a national strategy to support the mental health of the country's frontline workers. CBC U.S....
CBC Indigenous students learn about biofuels, traditional medicines at science camp in Saskatchewan First Nations University of Canada played host to 40 youth from across Canada. Cape Breton Post Research grant at Cape Breton University will assist probe into method of...
Global News St. Thomas University students take home top prize in international law competition Two students from St. Thomas University have won the “Olympic Games of Human Rights” at an international law competition in Switzerland. CBC Digging up the past: U...
The decision is being viewed as a victory for Access Copyright, which launched the lawsuit in 2013, and speaks harshly of fair dealing guidelines used by Canadian universities.
Edmonton Journal Athabasca University faculty wins cost-of-living increase, keep professional development allowances The ruling handed down last month was welcome news for staff facing uncertain times following the release of a third-party review into the future operations of the...
