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University of Calgary vet looks for new ways to test fitness of chuckwagon horses
A University of Calgary veterinarian wants to use a test for liver failure in humans as a way to check chuckwagon horses’ athletic abilities.
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Liberal promise to set strict rules for unpaid interns pushed to 2019
Officials now say it will be fall 2019 — right when the next federal election is expected — when they unveil the final set of regulations.
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SFU camp encourages women to pursue careers in computer science, AI
A group of Grade 11 girls from across Canada are spending two weeks of their summer exploring the world of artificial intelligence at SFU’s Burnaby Mountain campus.
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