The Globe and Mail
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges Ukrainian students in Canada to bring expertise back to their homeland
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday urged Ukrainian students who have sought refuge at Canadian universities during the conflict with Russia to learn what they can while abroad and prepare to return and rebuild their country.
The Sault Star
Cybersecurity incident sparks online systems outage at University of Windsor
The University of Windsor is continuing to struggle with an online systems outage that has entered into its third day following a cybersecurity incident.
The Sault Star
Feds invest in Laurentian’s Indigenous research institute
The Maamwizing Indigenous Research Institute at Laurentian University has received $430,832 from a federal funding agency.
Global News
Queen’s University leads research to reduce concrete’s carbon dioxide emissions
Reinforced concrete is a common construction material but a lesser-known polluter. The cement-steel mix accounts for almost 10 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions, far exceeding the roughly two per cent produced by the airline industry.
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