Hannah Liddle

Hannah Liddle is the assistant editor for University Affairs.

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    Headlines for May 18, 2022

    The Guelph Mercury Reinvestment needed in post-secondary education research and mental health Provincial leaders must commit additional funding and resources, writes Jawed. CBC News McMaster says masks no longer mandatory on campus as of June 1 University cites 'expert advice' to explain...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 18, 2022

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    Headlines for May 16, 2022

    CBC News University of British Columbia hosts first-ever forum addressing Scarborough Charter on anti-Black racism The Scarborough Charter pledges to fight anti-Black racism in post-secondary institutions. CBC News Canadian medical students call for free, universal access to contraception 'Unplanned pregnancy can be...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 16, 2022

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    Provincial budget round-up 2022: university sector highlights

    This crop of provincial budgets focus on increasing health-care seats and funding infrastructure projects at postsecondary institutions.

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 13, 2022

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    Headlines for May 13, 2022

    CTV News University of Sask. 'task force' will help verify Indigenous identity The University of Saskatchewan says a new policy is in the works to verify Indigenous identity. CTV News Nova Scotia universities partner to help with province's doctor shortage Cape Breton...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 13, 2022

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    Headlines for May 12, 2022

    The Toronto Star Frozen funding rates for young scientists ‘robbing Canada of best and brightest’ Letter to Trudeau and Champagne says lack of increases in 19 years for some scholarships are leaving young scientists, grad students living below poverty...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 12, 2022

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    Headlines for May 10, 2022

    The Calgary Herald Varcoe: Post-secondary schools could hold key to downtown turnaround, new provincial report says The study discusses several priorities, including providing incentives to reduce the high vacancy rate, exploring ways to diversify the downtown and attracting new...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 10, 2022

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    Headlines for May 9, 2022

    The Montreal Gazette Opinion: Quebec's academic freedom bill would compromise higher education It should go without saying that academic freedom deserves robust protection. But such protection cannot take the form of a law that foresees state intervention in university...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 09, 2022

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    Headlines for May 4, 2022

    CBC News University of Alberta dedicates memorial to community members lost on Flight PS752 A weeping spruce will honour the memories of 10 members of the University of Alberta community killed more than two years ago when an airliner...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 04, 2022

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    Headlines for May 3, 2022

    CBC News How new names, refreshed studies of history are inspiring change at Canada's universities Social Sharing Changes show 'what kind of society we would like to create,' says history prof. CTV News Bankruptcy bill: LU charged $8.6M in legal, other fees...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 03, 2022

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    Headlines for May 2, 2022

    CBC News University of Sudbury receives $1.9M to transition to standalone institution Funding part of a three-year $121-million investment in francophone education in minority settings. CTV News MacEwan University celebrates 50 years MacEwan University kicked off a weekend of celebrations to mark...

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    Hannah Liddle

    May 02, 2022

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    Headlines for April 29, 2022

    Ottawa Citizen Ontario university faculty and academic librarians give a failing grade to Ford's election budget “This budget fails faculty, it fails staff, it fails students, and it fails Ontarians,” said Sue Wurtele, OCUFA President. Global News Tuition fees go up...

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 29, 2022

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