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MPs call for crackdown on student protest encampments, ban on display of terror symbols
Many recommendations in the antisemitism and Islamophobia reports were rejected by Conservative, Bloc MPs.
The Globe and Mail
Ontario colleges cut spending by $752-million this year as sector undergoes major shift away from international students
Ontario colleges have cut their spending by $752-million so far this fiscal year as the sector grapples with a rapid drop in international enrolment.
Toronto Star
After Sir John A. Macdonald, Quebec institutions debate pulling Lionel Groulx’s name
The Université de Montréal considered whether to rename a building on its main campus.
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Immigration whiplash hits Canada’s colleges in warning for economy
Struggling colleges show the early impact of an immigration pullback, a major policy reversal by Justin Trudeau’s government.
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Headlines for February 28, 2025
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