Ottawa Citizen
Former uOttawa valedictorian identified as victim in Ethiopian Airlines crash
A University of Ottawa graduate “living her dream of helping people” through her work with the United Nations was among the dead in the Ethiopian Airlines crash Sunday.
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Carleton University mourns alumni Peter DeMarsh after Ethiopian Airlines crash
Carleton University confirmed a second victim of the Ethiopian Airlines crash used to walk down their halls.
Halifax Today
NSCAD strike to end at noon Tuesday
According to a news release sent by the school’s communications department, classes will resume “as soon as possible.”
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Video: Vote anywhere change allows Alberta university students to participate in election
Even though an election date hasn’t been set, people who will be outside of their riding in the lead-up to election day in Alberta will still be able to send in their ballot.
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
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