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Opinion: The foundation of our future: How business education nurtures the leaders we need
Last week at the University of Calgary’s convocation celebration, a new business graduate crossed the stage to become the 30,000th alumni of the Haskayne School of Business.
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Here’s why some university students are protesting Canada’s big banks
Students across Canada are protesting the country’s biggest banks, calling them out over climate change.
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Brampton: Canada’s international education city looks to solve challenges
In most communities across Canada, post-secondary institutions only focus on delivering classes to international students. These newcomers are offered little support in looking for housing, finding employment and adapting to a new culture.
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Concordia launches an initiative to establish innovative partnerships in Africa
Concordia President Graham Carr announced the launch of the Concordia Africa Initiative on June 12 at the annual Conference of Montreal, part of the International Economic Forum of the Americas.
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Would you share a single room with 3 other people? Why student housing is in a crisis
Anxious students call for urgent action to ease rental crunch.
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