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Why has the Atlantic region been hit hardest by IRCC’s student visa cuts?
Reduced international student intake threatens local economies, workforce pipelines and long-term growth in less populous regions.
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Post-secondary leaders express mixed reactions to Budget 2025
Cuts to international study permits raise alarm, research investments welcomed.
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Budget proposes more than $1B for student and youth employment
Funds also promised for TMU med school, Inuit Nunangat University.
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Budget cuts international student permit targets by 49 per cent in 2026
Carney government also proposes $1.7 billion to recruit international researchers.
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What’s left, 10 years after Quebec’s Maple Spring
Young leaders reflect on the legacy of the province’s largest-ever student protests.
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First grads of unique UVic program will help make Indigenous law ‘visible’
The inaugural class of 23 students completed the joint program in Canadian common law and Indigenous legal orders this spring.
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Athabasca U’s ‘near virtual’ plan worries town residents
The Alberta government is supporting the community’s fight to keep university jobs local.
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Using campus 5G networks, researchers aim for the next big innovation
High-end applications represent the bleeding edge, but there are also opportunities for 5G technology to boost equity and close the digital divide.
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A requiem for CARPA: how Ottawa is rethinking innovation policy
The federal government is instead earmarking $1 billion to create an agency inspired by initiatives in Finland and Israel.
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Mulling the metaverse: computer scientists weigh in on the internet’s future potential
Getting it right means considering a range of factors including equitable access, respect for privacy, and mental and physical well-being.
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Universities are ramping up targeted hiring to meet CRC equity goals
As the number of job ads aimed at under-represented groups grows, it’s garnering attention and generating controversy both in Canada and south of the border.
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Addressing systemic issues through art
Concordia professor curates historical exhibition of Black Canadian works.
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McMaster’s graduate midwifery program aims to give the profession a boost
‘Midwives have a lot to offer,’ says the program’s director, ‘and they’re underutilized in Canada compared to in other countries.’
