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Ottawa announces 64 new research chairs in international talent attraction strategy
Top-tier researchers from 13 countries to join Canadian universities in first wave of appointments.
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Ontario budget reaffirms $6.4 B post-secondary funding boost, adds money for infrastructure
Millions more allocated to research, clinical nursing training, and French-language education.
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Manitoba increases investment in post-secondary education, announces new commission in 2026 budget
Post-secondary institutions will receive $882.6 million in operating funding.
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Program changes at Memorial raise concerns
Impact on faculty and students remains unclear amid decreased enrolment and financial challenges.
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Period projects gain momentum across the country
Menstrual equity comes to university campuses.
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Indigenous engagement guide calls on academics to self-reflect and advocate
The guide states, ‘it is only through long term, meaningful connections that you can understand and centre Indigenous needs, perspectives, and knowledge.’
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TRU’s revamped veterinary technology program receives national accreditation
'We've all put a lot of heart and soul into [the program] so it’s really nice to see it succeeding,' says program chair.
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U of T acquires rare 14th century manuscript
The Travels of Sir John Mandeville was a medieval “blockbuster” widely read across Europe.
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Blue ribbon panel report misses the mark for francophones in Ontario
The three options proposed concerning small French-language universities in the report have been rejected by academic stakeholders.
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Western appoints first-ever chief AI officer
The new position is intended to support the university’s efforts to adopt a progressive approach to machine learning and explore the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
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McGill, Concordia communities call on Quebec government to reverse new tuition and language requirements
Faculty and alumni say the decision will do nothing to protect the French language – only harm the province’s reputation.
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Will Ontario answer calls for increased postsecondary funding and tuition?
The province’s postsecondary education sector responds to blue ribbon panel report.
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Student debt: Lifting the veil on financial aid
Students are unaware of all the financial aids available to them. With rising food and housing costs, stakeholders are calling for reform and better dissemination of information.
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Pioneering program at York has students working full-time
The bachelor of applied science program follows a work-integrated learning model imported from the U.K.
