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Montreal students, professors, protest Quebec’s Bill 9
Demonstrators to rally against law that restricts the wearing of religious symbols and forbids prayer rooms in higher education institutions.
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No funding promises for Memorial University in NL election campaign
Parties float private-college partnerships, tuition rollbacks, and job-focussed education as voters in Newfoundland and Labrador head to the polls.
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Pro-Palestinian activists protest on Montreal campuses
Protesters demonstrate and burn Israeli flag two years after the Hamas attack on Israel.
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Parliament reviews EDI for research grants
Witnesses testify for and against applying diversity criteria to scientific funding.
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Ontario’s joint pension plan is growing, less than a year after its inception
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Ontario Tech University explores the future of industrial robotics with a four-legged friend
Mechatronics researchers will be exploring the capabilities of Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot over the next three years.
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What’s behind the unprecedented labour disputes on Alberta campuses
A combination of factors has contributed to a pair of faculty strikes, with more possibly to come.
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Dalhousie professor turns students into craft brewers
The hands-on brewing course was a unique opportunity for students amid the pandemic.
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The pandemic has changed how universities view cybersecurity
Whether they like it or not, Canadian institutions will have to address the issue of cybersecurity – before it’s too late.
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New microcredential focuses on the importance of AI ethics
‘People doing computer science degrees, of any sort, need ethical training,’ says one of the designers.
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COVID-19: updates for February 2022
February 23, 2022 Universities take varied response to ending vaccine requirements Many provincial governments have announced the end of vaccine mandates, with some universities choosing to follow suit. In Alberta, where in-person learning will resume on Feb. 28,...
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New national Indigenous leadership association looks to support systemic change
Sense of isolation during the pandemic spurred effort to unite senior Indigenous administrators across Canada’s universities.
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2 years on, a growing number of scholarships honour victims of Flight 752
COVID-19 forced universities to cancel in-person events in January to remember those killed in the Tehran missile attack.
