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‘Woke’ light assembly question on Queen’s engineering exam sparks controversy
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Western University to install 74 new EV charging stations
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Nova Scotia seniors evacuated to Acadia University amid wildfire concerns
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Ways to improve the equitable inclusion of LGBTQ+ people in research and higher education
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