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A guide to Canada’s executive MBA programs
For the time-starved, stressed-out, overwhelmed executive, an annual roundup up of every executive MBA program in Canada.
Globe and Mail
Opinion: Student debt should be tied to earning potential after graduation
“Allow your potential earnings to govern how much you’re willing to borrow,” writes Tim Cestnick.
Global News
Fredericton Chamber of Commerce proposes resolution to attract, retain more international students
The Chamber wants the federal government to make it easier for communities to attract and retain international post-secondary students.
CTV
University of Windsor celebrating Canada 150 with history initiative
An initiative, called WE Dig History, involves two separate projects meant to celebrate the rich history of Old Sandwich Town.
CBC
Improving access to mental health counselling a priority at UBC
The University of British Columbia is taking a new approach to its on-campus counselling services.
CBC
Laurier establishes Indigenous curriculum specialist
The new position at WLU is one of few across the province to connect culture and academic studies.
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Judge overturns Quebec’s tuition hikes on out-of-province students
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Headlines for February 28, 2025
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
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Headlines for February 26, 2025
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