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Ontario student athletes shut out from indoor play face more disruptions
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced Humber College to move everything online, Rrezart Sadiku’s final year playing in the men’s volleyball team was suddenly put on pause.
CTV News
Fired Mount Royal University professor says she plans to appeal
A tenured professor fired from Mount Royal University last month says she plans to take the matter to arbitration through her union.
CTV News
Internationally trained nurses in Kitchener unable to help hospitals due to lengthy certification process
The head of the program told CTV in a virtual interview that even after these nurses graduate they often have to wait years to get their license due to a backlog.
Global News
U of W team working to help teachers identify radicalization in students
“If our teachers are aware of the languages, literature, the signs and symbols, then they can understand what’s going on with their students.”
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KPU finally announced online classes, temporarily
While the update is helpful, it would have been nice to hear it sooner.
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