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Science policy is increasingly talking about diamond open access. But what’s it all about?

The new bill ensures universities will not be subject to bankruptcy laws – and raises questions about their financial future.

The Pie BC takes next steps in bid to stamp out exploitation in education British Columbia has moved ahead with the next phase of its plan to improve the quality of postsecondary education in the region. National Post Opinion: Our universities...

Globe and Mail Postsecondary students grapple with increased tuitions as a result of provincial funding cuts to education Student groups in Alberta are objecting to another year of hefty tuition increases after the United Conservative Party’s recent budget continued...

Globe and Mail Canada’s 2022 federal budget will be released today. Here’s a preview of what Canadians can likely expect Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will unveil the 2022 federal budget on April 7, making it the first budget announcement...

Details shed light regarding the ongoing situation at the bilingual university in northern Ontario.

CBC News Oversight needed to prevent exploitation of international students The path to an education in Canada for international students from India can be riddled with roadblocks — from education agents resorting to shady tactics to questionable recruiting practices...

The National Post Superclusters seek $1.5 billion renewal, but government advisors recommend program prioritize domestic firms, IP Policy experts have previously warned the program’s lofty economic goals may not be achievable. The Globe and Mail 2022 Gairdner Award winners celebrated for...

New initiative adds videos and resources to support Indigenous communities across the country that are confronting climate change.

CTV News Canada's first independent medical university begins operation April 1 is the official start for the Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM) as Canada's first independent medical university, with two campuses in the region. The Toronto Star Around the world...

CTV News Laurentian neglected obligations under French Language Services Act, says language commissioner A new report says Laurentian University, the Ministry of Francophone Affairs and the Ministry of Colleges and Universities neglected their obligations under the law when French...

Global News Concern Nova Scotia budget doesn’t have enough to help struggling students The cost of living and attending post-secondary in Nova Scotia are continuing to climb and advocates are concerned about the lack of upfront financial support in...

New network will bring together academia, businesses, non-profits and government to collaborate on R&D, commercialization and talent development projects.