CBC
Tuition, online learning and mental health big concerns for this fall, post-secondary students say
When it comes to returning to class this fall, post-secondary students aren’t just worried about how to log on to online learning, says Mehar Hundal.
Global News
Montreal university students facing challenges amid coronavirus pandemic
The end of August means local and international students are flocking to Montreal universities.
The Huffington Post
It Took A Pandemic To Prove What Students With Disabilities Wanted For Years Is Possible
Schools’ responses to the COVID-19 pandemic shows online learning is possible — but students with disabilities still need additional support.
The Toronto Star
Online classes will impoverish the university experience for students
University students across Canada are not returning to their campuses next month.
The Province
Volunteer groups warned federal government about student program We Charity was hired to run: emails
The We Charity program was flawed, warned volunteer groups in internal Department of Employment memos four days after the now-beleaguered group was contracted to run a national student aid program.
The Province
Canadian student athletes will no longer be tested for cannabis
Canadian student-athletes who consume cannabis can finally breathe a sigh of relief.
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