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Indigenous prof says UBC’s silence on Turpel-Lafond controversy casts ‘shadow’ on institution
Daniel Justice, a professor of English and critical Indigenous studies at UBC, says he’s disappointed with the university’s failure to communicate during the Turpel-Lafond controversy.
Calgary Herald
Long-awaited new building for U of C business students opens its doors
University of Calgary business students have a new home on campus starting this month after a long-awaited building officially opened its doors.
CBC News
Prince Albert city council votes unanimously to transfer land to FNUniv for new northern campus
The First Nations University of Canada will purchase five acres of land in Prince Albert, Sask., for a nominal cost of $1.
Regina Leader-Post
‘Brain drain’: International medical grads in Sask. struggle to become doctors
Those looking to address the challenge say one of the most cost-effective solutions is for the provincial government to create more residency seats for international medical grads.
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