Kingston Whig-Standard
‘Smashing the Stigma’ at Queen’s
The event was put together by two Queen’s University students and members of a group called Mental Health at Queen’s in an effort to help end the stigma associated with mental health and create an open dialogue about it in an engaging way.
Canadian Insider
Concordia University partners to launch FUSION, the first national skills-development innovation network
The Future Skills Innovation Network (FUSION) will explore new ways to ensure that students graduating with a university degree will be ready for a world marked by rapid change.
Canadian Insider
Prime Minister announces first-ever Canada Youth Summit
The first-ever Canada Youth Summit will bring together 300 young people from every province and territory to discuss issues that matter to them.
Montreal Gazette
Concordia’s Public Scholars: communicating their cutting-edge research
The Public Scholars program provides training to a select group of Concordia University doctoral students about how to share their knowledge with those outside a university setting.
Niagara Falls Review
Opinion: Ford cuts attack students and education
The cuts to education recently announced by Doug Ford’s government will have devastating effects across the entire education system, but will be felt most acutely in the secondary system, writes Ken Durkacz.
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