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More Canadian medical-school graduates than ever failed to secure residency
115 of this year’s Canadian medical-school graduates failed to secure a crucial training placement, up from 99 last year and 77 the year before.
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Buffy Sainte-Marie receives honorary doctorate from Dalhousie University
Indigenous-rights activist Buffy Sainte-Marie says all Canadians must show empathy and patience as they grapple with a legacy of racism she has been fighting much of her life.
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Scientist recreates gravity of Mars in sky over Ottawa
A Montreal university scientist took to the skies over Ottawa last month to recreate the gravity of Mars for a future unmanned mission.
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Canadian researchers developing device to prevent HIV transmission
Scientists at the University of Waterloo drew their inspiration from a group of Kenyan women who are naturally immune to the virus.
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N.S. student group accuses cabinet minister of barring it from sexual violence committee meeting
The Nova Scotia branch of the country’s largest student organization says it has been barred from attending a meeting of the provincial committee on sexual violence.
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