Ottawa Citizen
Canadian fraternities address issues from #MeToo
In light of the #MeToo movement, some fraternities in Canada say they want to provide training to their members on matters of consent and sexual violence.
CBC
Ableism rife in Ontario schools, rights commission says
The province’s schools and universities are lagging when it comes to accommodating people with disabilities, Ontario Human Rights Commission says.
Global
Amid Vancouver housing crunch, students choosing Mom and Dad as landlord
While it’s weeks until the first midterm, many of them are already facing stress of another kind: keeping a roof over their heads.
Maclean’s
These diplomas are for students with families, mortgages and hectic schedules
The number of mature students on campus is rapidly rising—and schools are catering to experienced freshmen.
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Maori visitors helping connect Indigenous research across the world
The University of Saskatchewan welcomed Maori scholars from halfway around the world to connect and share in Indigenous knowledge.
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Budget proposes more than $1B for student and youth employment
Funds also promised for TMU med school, Inuit Nunangat University.
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Minister defends law enabling mass cancellation of international study permits
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NSERC celebrates winners of annual 2025 research excellence awards
19 Canadian scientists showcase Canada’s “immense and diverse pool of talent”
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Clinical teaching stoppage delays Quebec med students’ graduation
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Judge overturns Quebec’s tuition hikes on out-of-province students
The decision is a partial victory for McGill and Concordia universities.
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Headlines for February 28, 2025
CNW GroupCanada announces 2025 Express Entry category-based draws, plans for more in-Canada draws to reduce labour shortagesMinister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship announced the 2025 Express Entry categories, which include a new education category, to align the...
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
The Montreal GazetteU de M, McGill, Concordia denounce Quebec’s new cap on international studentsUniversities warn Quebec’s standing as a leading destination for international students and academics will suffer even more after the province on Wednesday announced enrolment...
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Headlines for February 26, 2025
The Calgary Herald 'Huge opportunity': Compelling Calgarian named as new chancellor at MRUWith my desire to continue to work with young people, my commitment to post secondary education, this was just a huge opportunity … so I...
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