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The push for international students to make Nova Scotia their home
The non-profit organization EduNova is working to address decline in population and gaps in the workforce in Nova Scotia.
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Researchers close in on drugs for severe head injury, ALS
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How many Ontario post-secondary students die by suicide each year? No one knows for sure
The mother of a student who took his own life says the office of the coroner should be responsible for tracking student suicides.
Waterloo Region Record
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With another wave of students about to begin a new academic year, the pressure on campus health providers shows no signs of diminishing.
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Many university and college students will look for mental health care, on or off-campus.
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