Globe and Mail
Doctors under observation: How coaching is changing medical education in Canada
At teaching hospitals across the country, senior physicians are no longer leaving their junior colleagues to fend for themselves, upending decades of policy on how medicine is taught.
CBC
U of M needs to take ‘honest, hard look’ at Indigenous leader position after resignation, prof says
Prof. Niigaan Sinclair says the resignation of the U of M’s vice-provost of Indigenous engagement shows its administration needs to look at what it wants the position to be.
Winnipeg Free Press
New allegations rock U of M
For years, staff and students have lodged complaints of inappropriate behaviour against the director of the Richardson Centre for Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals.
The Star Calgary
Women’s Entrepreneurship Knowledge centre to open at Mount Royal University
Mount Royal University will be home to a research centre dedicated to researching and aiding women starting their own enterprises.
CBC
Federal funding changes send Halifax ocean program into uncharted waters
An ocean research network based in Halifax is facing an uncertain future following a federal government overhaul of scientific research funding.
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