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Arbour report recommends rethinking of military colleges, emphasizing socialization and sexual misconduct
The future of Canada’s military colleges is under scrutiny after former Supreme Court justice Louise Arbour, in her comprehensive review of the Department of National Defence and Armed Forces, asked whether they should remain degree-granting institutions and recommended a review of their operations.
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University of Saskatchewan professor resigns following Indigenous identity questions
A celebrated researcher and academic whose claims to Indigenous identity were called into question has resigned from the University of Saskatchewan.
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Faculty group: Fire senior Laurentian admin before CCAA ends
University’s leadership could receive generous severance packages if they’re not fired before end of CCAA process, says Canadian Association of University Teachers.
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David and Joan Moore donate $1M to establish the Moore Family International Scholarship.
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