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Regina Leader-Post U of S issues notice to campus about ex-far right party leader Travis Patron An email sent Wednesday warns that Patron has allegedly been trespassing on the university's campus in Saskatoon and impersonating staff. Global News SFU splits with...

The latest offering from the Indigenous Continuing Education Centre taps into the public appetite for guidance around the TRC’s calls to action.

CBC News Student groups are concerned about the housing crisis's impact on post-secondary students The province's first student housing strategy was supposed to be released this past spring, but the Department of Advanced Education hasn't released it, or said...

The Georgia Straight Does education pay? Research suggests investing in postsecondary schooling can yield dividends When it comes to postsecondary education, students often want to know the return on investment. And there’s no shortage of economic data that can...

Globe and Mail Donor Peter Allard sues UBC, demands his name be printed on all law degrees A prominent donor who gave tens of millions of dollars to the University of British Columbia and whose name adorns the law...

The survey, which closes December 6, aims to address the lack of data on equity, diversity and inclusion in the postsecondary sector.

Approaches to the controversial policy varied across the province, leaving some postsecondary institutions worse off than others.

CBC UNBC classes cancelled Tuesday, but both sides agree to return to negotiations Classes are again cancelled on Tuesday at the University of Northern British Columbia as faculty continue to strike after months-long negotiations broke down last week without...

Leiden circa 1630: Rembrandt Emerges puts the Dutch master’s hometown in the spotlight.

Globe and Mail Canadian University Report Profiles of more than 60 schools across the country, as well as feature stories filled with advice for prospective students. Ottawa Citizen Amid backlash, Quebec suspends controversial immigration reform for foreign students, workers The Quebec government...

Globe and Mail Classes cancelled as faculty strike begins at UNBC A strike by faculty is underway at a British Columbia university serving students across much of the northern part of the province. CBC News Nearly one-third of UWindsor students...

Global News Ryerson, York students hold 1-day strike to protest provincial education cuts Hundreds of university students skipped class on Wednesday to take part in a one-day strike protesting education cuts made by the Ford government in Ontario. Ottawa Citizen Meng...

Montreal Gazette Quebec backs down on acquired rights of foreign students, temporary workers The CAQ government has been faced with mounting protests over its attempts to reform a popular international student program that fast tracks citizenship. The Guardian 'Alarming' Chinese...