The Montreal Gazette
McGill’s Conservatory of Music plans to close as enrolment drops
COVID-19 “has dramatically changed the reality of operating the conservatory,” says the dean of the university’s music school. “The trend is as clear as it is unfortunate.”
The Regina Leader-Post
New youth wellness hub opens at University of Guelph
“The border between Canada and the United States is a colonial border and when that border came through it broke up our traditional territories and boundaries in ways that were unfamiliar to us.”
CTV News
New youth wellness hub opens at University of Guelph
The University of Guelph has new spot where students and youth can seek out guidance on their mental health and wellness.
CTV News
Students on residence waitlist despite University of Guelph’s guarantee
First-year University of Guelph students and their parents feel blindsided after being waitlisted for a spot in residence despite the school’s “residence priority guarantee.”
Global News
Lethbridge rent prices increasing, causing concerns for students
The University of Lethbridge Students’ Union (ULSU) is hearing multiple concerns about off-campus housing.
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