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Police clear York University protest encampment a day after it emerges
Toronto police cleared a pro-Palestinian protest encampment at York University on Thursday, a day after it was established, they said.
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Why was York U encampment cleared after a day, as U of T protesters languish into day 35?
York served people at the encampment with a trespass notice Thursday morning, giving people 10 minutes to leave the Harry W. Arthurs Common (the Common) where campers have been since Wednesday morning.
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New institute being created to track Indigenous prosperity
First Nations University of Canada setting up the centre with help from two foundations, with goal of collecting data on population, businesses, land and resources.
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New institute being created to track Indigenous prosperity
First Nations University of Canada setting up the centre with help from two foundations, with goal of collecting data on population, businesses, land and resources.
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