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Ontario government ends York University strike with back-to-work legislation
Students at York University will head back to class this fall after Ontario’s government passed legislation Wednesday ending a nearly five-month-long strike.
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Calgary university utilizing investigative tool for wildfires, oil spills
A crime-scene-type tool is being used by an Alberta university to help investigators looking into the cause of wildfires, arsons and oil spills.
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UPEI launches inclusion and equity committee
The faculty of arts equity and inclusion committee was founded this summer and is about encouraging more inclusive practices on campus.
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Alberta scientists may have discovered method to detect stillbirth
University of Alberta researchers say their recent findings could allow doctors to detect the potential of stillbirth.
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Tiny technology leads to big data breakthrough for Edmonton scientists
Researchers at the University of Alberta have mastered the art of writing computer memory at the atomic level, a new technology exceeding the capabilities of hard drives by 1,000 times.
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