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Dalhousie panel on slavery recommends apology, but no name change
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CTV
Canadian physicist who won Nobel Prize touts science for the sake of science
Winning a Nobel Prize changed nearly everything about Donna Strickland’s professional life except the principles that helped shape it in the first place.
The Telegram
Aging Research Centre established at Memorial U’s Grenfell campus
It’s been over 10 years since Les Cake started researching the need for and what it would take to establish a centre for aging research in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Regina Leader-Post
Canada’s deeper dive into the oceans aims to tap industry’s uncharted frontier
With world’s longest coast, Canada’s ocean industry is among the smallest in the world — a supercluster might help.
Chronicle Herald
Mount Saint Vincent students’ union sides with faculty
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