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Canadian arts figures dish out some wisdom for new graduates
Here are excerpts from speeches by some of the Canadian arts figures that were honoured this spring.
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University of Toronto approves criticized student leave of absence policy
The University of Toronto has decided to implement a policy that could place students with mental health issues on a mandatory leave of absence if the school deems it necessary.
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Travel ban ruling will “undoubtedly” impact US international enrolment
This is the third iteration of the ban which prohibits most immigrants, refugees and visa holders from Muslim majority countries Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen, as well as North Korea and Venezuela from entering the US.
Globe and Mail
Feds announce $1.4-million for marijuana research projects
14 academics were awarded a combined $1.4-million to complete a wide range of cannabis research projects aimed at helping Canadians understand the impact of the country’s new pot laws.
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Gen X, Y and Z parents: Don’t make this boomer money mistake with your kids
The best financial support that parents can offer their children is a fully paid university or college education, not a house down payment, Rob Carrick writes.
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
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