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‘You can’t be what you can’t see’
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Help my community or pay my debts? Rising law school costs force more young lawyers to make the choice
Several students submitted that rising law school tuition in Ontario is causing an access to justice issue, as new lawyers seek out corporate or higher-paying jobs to get out of debt rather than work in jobs involving a large number of low-income and marginalized clients.
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Review of Concordia University English department uncovers ‘unhealthy’ climate
The English department at Concordia University came under scrutiny in January 2018, when allegations surfaced of misconduct by instructors toward students.
CBC
Postsecondary review to look at resources, government relationship and plenty more
Review welcomed by MUN president, after years of finding efficiencies.
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Closing the gender gap in the life sciences is an uphill struggle
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