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Indigenous wisdom transforms science and mathematics learning in Ghana
IDRA scholarship recipient Kenneth Gyamerah worked with teachers to bring traditional knowledge into science and technology classes.
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Headlines for February 14, 2024
CTV News Ontario tuition increases ruled out as a way to help postsecondary finances Ontario Premier Doug Ford has completely ruled out tuition fee increases as a way to ease financial struggles faced by the province's colleges and universities. Global...
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University of Lethbridge student creates powerchair soccer league
Chase Petruska hopes the league will have a positive impact on the mental health of participants.
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Headlines for February 13, 2024
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How lessons learned in delivering courses last year may affect the mode of course delivery this fall
As universities prepare a return to on-campus activities, many are hoping to keep advantages of remote teaching.
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Headlines for May 31, 2021
Prince George Citizen UNBC board chair dismissed UNBC sent out a terse press release late Friday, announcing that UNBC board of governors chair Aaron Ekman has been relieved of his duties effective immediately. CBC Supporters of U of T doctor describe...
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COVID-19 updates for May 2021
May 31, 2021 Western to make vaccines mandatory for students in residence With a planned full return to in-person classes in September, Western University is stepping up its health and safety measures. Along with its affiliate university colleges, Brescia, Huron...
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Headlines for May 28, 2021
The Globe and Mail Chinese AI firm blacklisted by U.S. gave funds to two Ontario universities Two Ontario universities, York and Queen’s, have been collaborating with a major Chinese artificial-intelligence company that has been blacklisted by the U.S. government...
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StatsCan study looks at reasons why university graduates attend college
Many of the programs being pursued that teach more applied skills are ones that universities could provide but choose not to.
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Headlines for May 27, 2021
The Toronto Star The WE Charity scandal wiped out Ottawa’s jobs program for students last summer. Where did the money go — and will it be available this year? When the Canada Student Service Grant launched last June, Prime...
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Headlines for May 26, 2021
CBC Laurentian University president grilled by northern Ontario MPs at Commons committee The president of Laurentian University was called to a House of Commons committee Tuesday to discuss Indigenous midwifery education, but faced pointed questions about the school's finances...
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Universities grappling with mandatory COVID-19 vaccines issue as fall return to campus approaches
Most universities say they will follow local public health guidelines and are strongly encouraging staff and students to get vaccinated.
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Headlines for May 25, 2021
Globe and Mail Alberta orders major universities to suspend pursuit of new partnerships with China Alberta has ordered its four major universities to suspend the pursuit of partnerships with individuals or organizations linked to the Chinese government or ruling...
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Microcredential programs on the rise in Canada
Low rates of awareness about microcredentials by prospective students and employers remains a challenge.
