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Honorary degree for B.C. elder’s efforts to keep her Indigenous language alive
She’s the last surviving fluent speaker of her Indigenous language, but Elizabeth Phillips says she’s more confident now than ever that her mother tongue will survive.
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New SFU program puts out the call for environmentally-minded engineers
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CBC
In the fight to fill seats, N.S. universities try to stand out with Gen Z
Nova Scotia’s universities are trying to attract new students in the face of a demographic crunch that’s making it hard to fill seats.
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Why doesn’t Canada support mid-career, discovery-based scientists?
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U Sports launches national strategy to attract corporate funding
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