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Researchers accuse Quebec of censoring health-care training that mentioned systemic racism
The Quebec government scrapped a training program designed to fight racism in the health-care system after learning that its content made reference to the existence of systemic racism, Radio-Canada has learned.
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UPEI and faculty agree to resume bargaining; strike continues
The University of Prince Edward Island and its faculty have agreed to go back to the bargaining table.
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Carleton University contract instructors reach tentative deal, TAs still on strike
Contract instructors at Carleton University have reached a tentative agreement with university administration after more than a week of strike action.
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MUN’s handling of sexual assault case leads to calls for change
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