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Proposed Alto rail route slashes through Queen’s field biology station
Federal government praises the wilderness station as ‘globally unique,’ considers cleaving it with high-speed train.
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Ontario unis avoid fiscal abyss, still anticipate cuts
Universities relish a multi-billion-dollar provincial infusion, but budgeting remains frugal for 2026-27.
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Scarborough Charter faces headwinds
Anti-racism group steps up efforts amid budget cutbacks, EDI backlash.
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Federal $29M fund embeds PhDs and post-docs into tech firms
Talent Innovation Canada receives promised funding to match grad students with companies to develop new technologies.
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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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Fostering inclusion on a multi-cultural campus
With an increasingly diverse student body, Canadian universities seek to make students feel at home.
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Minister defends law enabling mass cancellation of international study permits
Aiming to shut down visa fraud, Immigration Minister Lena Diab faces grilling over broad powers granted in Bill C-12
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NSERC celebrates winners of annual 2025 research excellence awards
19 Canadian scientists showcase Canada’s “immense and diverse pool of talent”
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Clinical teaching stoppage delays Quebec med students’ graduation
Legault government passes special legislation changing doctors’ pay structure and ordering clinical educators back to work.
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Grad start-ups tackle pollution
Canadian university teams competing for the prestigious Hult Prize have gone on to found companies that create plastic from seaweed and purify water with quantum chemistry.
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Leaders from the creative industries urge Parliament to act on foreign AI companies
‘Nearly every song ever written by a Canadian songwriter has already been scraped,’ says music industry witness.
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Alberta panel recommends new funding framework, dropping EDI
The much-anticipated Mintz report lays out 11 recommendations for transforming the province’s post-secondary sector.
