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CBC News'No consequences' for violating human rights in privately funded research in Canada, says ethics expertRoughly 85 per cent of clinical trials in Canada are privately funded. CBC News'I miss our land a lot': Inuit students studying...

National PostMcGill suspends extracurricular events after threats over Israeli spy's invitation as speakerActivists' planned shutdown of event escalated into target against participants, including an Israeli influencer and an informant, university says.

Montreal GazetteFrench commissioner sets up a new attack on English universitiesBenoît Dubreuil comes across as sensitive to the concerns of the English-speaking community, but his innocuous words put forth a radical proposal. Brandon SunEditorial: Problems at BU cannot...

Globe and Mail Nearly 14,000 asylum claims filed by international students in Canada so far in 2024 International students filed almost 14,000 asylum claims while in Canada over the first nine months of this year, a record reached even...

National Post New federal research institute will study dangers of artificial intelligence 'If you want people to adopt it, they need to have trust. If there's no adoption, we will squander the incredible potential of many new technologies'. Toronto Star Opinion:...

Policy Options Scapegoating international medical students won’t solve Ontario’s health-care crisis Premier Doug Ford should invest in solutions that address real problems such as the shortage of doctors and long hospital wait times instead of targeting a small number...

National Post TMU changes 'aspirational language' describing med-school admissions process after quota accusations The changes come a week after Premier Doug Ford demanded Ontario’s newest medical school educate qualified individuals 'regardless of their race or background'. The Pie News Canada ends...

Global News University of Guelph’s president resigns The University of Guelph will begin the search for a new president and vice-chancellor. Charlotte Yates announced that she is resigning effective Thursday, Nov. 7. CNW Group Federal government announces new measures to help...

The National Post 'Canada will be absolutely fine': Liberals try to reassure Canadians they are ready for Trump 2.0 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada is prepared for a second Donald Trump presidency as questions swirl about how his...

International News Canada Canada’s cap on international students to result in revenue losses Canada has long been a magnet for international students seeking quality education and a pathway to residency. However, recent government policies have tightened the reins on...

CNW Group Canada releases draft regulations to cap pollution, drive innovation, and create jobs in the oil and gas industry After years of steady progress, Canada's climate plan is working to deliver greenhouse gas pollution reductions for Canadians. Across...

CTV News New podcast for students offers tips and advice on applying for higher education Application season is officially open for universities. Study Travel Magazine Canadian sector outlines impact of policy changes, calls for government engagement Almost nine in ten international education...

CBC News U of O faculty understaffed and overworked, prof's union says The Association of Professors of the University of Ottawa (APUO) held a union rally after filing a complaint to the Ontario Labour Relations Board calling on administrators...