Hannah Liddle

Hannah Liddle is the assistant editor for University Affairs.

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    Federal budget prioritizes innovation, but the postsecondary sector’s role is unclear

    Budget 2022 largely focuses on housing affordability, clean growth and defence, with few targeted investments in scientific research.

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 08, 2022

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    Headlines for April 6, 2022

    CBC News Oversight needed to prevent exploitation of international students The path to an education in Canada for international students from India can be riddled with roadblocks — from education agents resorting to shady tactics to questionable recruiting practices...

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 06, 2022

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    Headlines for April 5, 2022

    The National Post Superclusters seek $1.5 billion renewal, but government advisors recommend program prioritize domestic firms, IP Policy experts have previously warned the program’s lofty economic goals may not be achievable. The Globe and Mail 2022 Gairdner Award winners celebrated for...

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 05, 2022

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    Headlines for April 4, 2022

    CTV News Canada's first independent medical university begins operation April 1 is the official start for the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) as Canada's first independent medical university, with two campuses in the region. The Toronto Star Around the world...

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 04, 2022

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    Headlines for April 1, 2022

    CTV News Laurentian neglected obligations under French Language Services Act, says language commissioner A new report says Laurentian University, the Ministry of Francophone Affairs and the Ministry of Colleges and Universities neglected their obligations under the law when French...

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    Hannah Liddle

    April 01, 2022

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    Headlines for March 31, 2022

    Global News Concern Nova Scotia budget doesn’t have enough to help struggling students The cost of living and attending post-secondary in Nova Scotia are continuing to climb and advocates are concerned about the lack of upfront financial support in...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 31, 2022

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    Headlines for March 30, 2022

    The Conversation How MBA programs can remove disability-related barriers Removing employment barriers for people with disabilities requires a multifaceted approach, but it starts with equitable access to education. CBC News U of T and Ryerson University plan to end masking, vaccination...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 30, 2022

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    Headlines for March 29, 2022

    CTV News N.S. announces $105 million to improve infrastructure, enhance health care, training at rural universities The province says the money will allow St. Francis Xavier University, Acadia University, Université Sainte-Anne and Cape Breton University to address a “significant...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 29, 2022

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    Headlines for March 28, 2022

    Global News Ukrainian students in Canada struggle with financial strain of war Ukrainian students in Canada say they’ve been worrying about being able to afford living here as their families at home are displaced and lose access to their...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 28, 2022

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    Headlines for March 25, 2022

    The Pie News Canada top choice destination for one in four prospective students The US is placed second spot, with 20% of students indicating it is their preferred destination, and the UK and Australia are in joint third place,...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 25, 2022

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    Headlines for March 24, 2022

    CBC News Ontario extends college, university tuition freeze to 2022-2023 Colleges and Universities Minister Jill Dunlop said the Progressive Conservative government wants to reduce financial barriers and financial strain on families. Ottawa Citizen Ottawa post-secondary students appreciate tuition freeze, but fear...

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    Hannah Liddle

    March 24, 2022

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