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Alberta announces $23M to create new quantum hub at University of Calgary
The provincial government has committed $23 million in funding for the University of Calgary to create a new quantum science technology hub called Quantum City.
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Ukrainians in Canada to receive financial help
Ukrainians and their family members who are in Canada and have valid work, study, temporary resident permita or visitor record under the Canada-Ukraine authorisation for emergency travel are eligible to receive funding of $3,000 per person for adults and $1,500 for children aged under 17 years.
Global News
‘Profoundly immature’: Senior officer sorry for post on military colleges after damning report
A senior member of the Canadian Armed Forces is facing criticism for a post amid a grassroots social media campaign rallying support for Canada’s royal military colleges less than a week after a scathing independent review raised serious concerns about the institutions.
The Globe and Mail
International students deserve to be treated as more than just a revenue stream
Canada should be the global leader in international education. Millions of people around the world want to study in Canada because of our leading educational institutions, social stability, and high quality of life.
The Record
Immigrants of Waterloo Region: University dean talks about the value that immigrants bring to education
This diversity of perspectives enriches the educational experience, dean Kathy Hogarth says.
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