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Western University names its 24th chancellor
A pillar of the community for decades and a Western graduate, Kelly Meighen will serve as Western University’s 24th chancellor, the university announced on Wednesday.
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Security questions remain one week after UW attack
The state of security is being questioned one week after horror hit Hagey Hall at the University of Waterloo, when a man allegedly stabbed three people in a gender issues class including one professor and two students.
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University of Waterloo gender studies course continues a week after stabbing
A University of Waterloo gender studies course that was the target of what police described as a crime motivated by hate resumed on Wednesday, a week after a professor and two students were stabbed.
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‘The U of R deserves better’: Staff and faculty of Regina university call for emergency funding
Over 330 faculty and staff of the University of Regina are calling on President Jeff Keshen to acquire emergency funding amid its budget crisis.
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