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Queen’s University should require staff to prove Indigenous citizenship, report says
An independent report on Indigenous identity issues at Queen’s University says current and future staff should be required to prove their Indigenous citizenship in order to take on certain roles.
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14 people come forward in lawsuit against UNB, psychiatrist accused of sexual assault
One victim wants to be representative for students allegedly sexually assaulted by psychiatrist
Global News
1 man arrested, another hospitalized after stabbing at University of Waterloo residence
Waterloo Regional Police say one man was arrested while a second was taken to hospital after a stabbing incident at a University of Waterloo residence on Wednesday night.
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