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23 Alberta postsecondary schools to benefit from provincial investment
Many of the programs targeted by the funding are in health care, an industry that officials say is suffering from “a shortage.”
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Province investing into new innovation arena at the University of Waterloo’s Downtown Kitchener campus
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UPEI and striking members of faculty association reach tentative agreement
A tentative agreement has been reached in the labour dispute at the University of Prince Edward Island, the union representing faculty members said on Friday, the 26th day of their strike.
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