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Learning software hack bolsters the case for digital sovereignty
Critics say Canvas security breach shows the need for universities to regain control of their own data.
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Mentorship helps emerging Indigenous physicians succeed
Programs help offset longstanding deficiencies in education, guidance and representation.
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Granting agencies grapple with scientific fraud
Sophisticated schemes are forcing the Tri-Agency to update its framework on research conduct.
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Universities without borders: Teaching medicine to women in Afghanistan
Despite the ban on female higher education, a unique online program is training 146 Afghan women to become doctors.
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‘Creating a campus of care’ to deal with the opioid crisis
While universities aren’t representative of the problem, one expert says they can play an important role by raising awareness.
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Taking the university experience outside
The COVID-19 pandemic created a new way of learning in higher education: outdoor classes.
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Student mental health in Quebec: $60M and an action plan
Everyone agrees on the need for an action plan on student mental health, but there are still concerns.
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COVID-19 updates for September 2021
September 29, 2021 Thirty people sent to hospital after Fake Homecoming at Western The National Post reported that 30 people were taken to hospital, six in critical or serious condition, after Western University’s Fake Homecoming turned into an all-night...
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Universities mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Some university campuses will be closed for the new statutory holiday.
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What does a vaccine mandate actually look like on campus?
To mandate or not to mandate: the debate many universities have been wrestling with is now put to the test.
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Universities weaning alcohol from welcome weeks as COVID threat persists
For many schools, preventing possible infections means mitigating a perfect storm of conditions for binge drinking.
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Universities overlooked in the election campaign
Despite the many demands of stakeholders in the academic community, postsecondary education struggles to capture candidates’ attention.
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Opportunity gap for students with disabilities begins early and can limit lifetime career possibilities
A new report looks at outcomes for new graduates with disabilities. Advocates of disability rights say this data is not new or surprising.
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Supreme Court sides with York University in copyright tariff dispute
Access Copyright now calling on federal government to ‘remedy the untenable situation’ for Canadian creators by reforming Copyright Act.
