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Saskatchewan offers Ukrainian students international tuition relief
Many others face drastic tuition increases as their status is set to change from ‘domestic’ to ‘international’.
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Slim pickings in course calendars
Budget cutbacks leave Ontario students with meager options.
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University revenues up in 2023-24: StatCan
Newly released numbers predate the federal cap on international students
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U of T student’s case saves city bike lanes
The Ontario Superior Court rules in favour of a bid to stop the provincial government from tearing out cycle tracks.
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MRU launching community podcasting project
The hope is to facilitate more projects involving Indigenous peoples and other racialized groups.
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Capturing an eclipse at Western
A one-in-a-million shot of this past June’s solar eclipse also showcases the university’s campus.
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UNBC supercomputer reveals acceleration of global glacier loss
Funded by the University of Northern British Columbia and the Hakai Institute, the powerful set of computers show the mass loss of Earth’s glaciers has increased at unexpected rates.
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COVID-19 updates for August 2021
August 30, 2021 B.C. universities to require rapid testing or proof of vaccination British Columbia’s public health officer, Bonnie Henry, has said universities can only mandate double vaccination for staff and faculty, not students. But universities in the province...
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Researchers at University of Waterloo trial driverless shuttle
Using campus as testing grounds, WATonoBus pushes limits of autonomous transit.
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Is effective online learning bad for the environment?
Teaching may be more rewarding when students’ cameras are on, but it comes at a cost.
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Canadian university libraries shine during pandemic
While most were able to seamlessly pivot to primarily online services, some also faced unique technological, licensing and human resource challenges.
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Emergency COVID-19 grants need careful follow-up
Building on the research that was done may help prepare for future pandemics.
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Academia has a harassment problem, StatsCan study finds
The majority of perpetrators are men, while women with disabilities and Indigenous women are the most likely to be targeted.
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Was COVID-19 research funding well spent?
Some academics argue it should have been part of regular funding programs, or more focused.
