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Quebec to invest $23M for new ‘zero-tolerance’ campus sexual assault policy
The strategy will mandate that universities and colleges have a prevention policy and will ‘strongly encourage’ academic accommodations for victims.
Global News
Dalhousie University gets $2.2M boost for engineering campus from Irving Oil
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Guelph researcher turning ‘Back to the Future’ fuel into reality
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