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UBC responds to Steven Galloway’s first-person account of the sexual allegations that derailed his career
As Steven Galloway broke his silence on Friday about the allegations that devastated his career, UBC stood behind its decision to fire the author, saying his termination was “fully justified.”
StarMetro Vancouver
UVic’s Indigenous co-op program empowers community members to give back
The program has been providing dedicated support to Indigenous students for five years, matching them with culturally relevant jobs if students request it.
Toronto Star
Opinion: Our politicians need to understand why science matters
The dismissal of Ontario’s chief scientist and elimination of the Ministry of Research, Innovation and Science sends unfortunate signals that science doesn’t matter, write Reinhart Reithmeier and Peter Love.
CBC
B.C. economy would take hit if province lost international students, report says
“There’s quite a reliance on international students but at the same time there’s no regulation on international tuition fees. So that makes it a bit of a precarious situation,” said Laura Celeste, the report’s author.
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