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MUN law school ‘is going to happen,’ says university’s VP
It’s been talked about for many years, but there’s growing momentum once again for the establishment of a law school at Memorial University.
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New centre aims to improve efficiency for students at University of Waterloo
The newly-opened space, coined ‘The Centre,’ aims to centralize important student services into an all-in-one space.
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New U of Guelph professorship will focus on improving food safety
The University of Guelph is getting a new professor specializing in food safety, thanks to a $1-million gift from two of its former graduates.
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Ottawa commits $12.6 million for researchers to monitor ocean health at UVic
Oceans and climate scientists have a new centre to work in Victoria and the federal government is investing millions of dollars to help monitor conditions affecting endangered orcas.
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Queen’s to accept funding from Huawei despite CSIS warning
Queen’s has accepted research project funding from Chinese technology company Huawei despite concerns expressed by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).
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