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Work underway to address sexual violence after university survey
Postsecondary students across Ontario took a survey on sexual violence and harassment. The province is requiring schools to review their sexual violence policies by September.
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Three sent to hospital after assault at Brock University, police say
Police say two people were stabbed and another injured in an assault at Brock University.
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Western University pulls out of research group, so can London get its money back?
Western announced Thursday its involvement in the five-year-old London Medical Network has caused “confusion” and detracted from work the university is doing.
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David Sobey and grocery chain donate $18M to Saint Mary’s University
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