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The future of medicine looks female. The culture needs to catch up
“Seeing women in medicine is no longer new or unusual. We now dominate medical school enrolment and many areas of practice.”
CTV News
Ontario student and youth groups call for free menstrual products on post-secondary campuses
Student unions and youth advocacy groups across Ontario are calling on the provincial government to ensure free menstrual products are made available on all post-secondary campuses.
The Calgary Herald
Women’s health research merits equal funding; Time for CIHR to correct a grave injustice, Sharlene Rutherford writes
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The Sudbury Star
Laurentian restructuring cost more than $79M last year
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Global News
University of Lethbridge strike raises concerns about job action’s lasting impacts
Over the weekend, the University of Lethbridge said mediation is now planned as a faculty strike carries on, but it won’t begin until next week.
The Cape Breton Post
Université Sainte-Anne hopes strike by professors and librarians is short-lived for sake of students
The president of Université Sainte-Anne says for the sake of the students, the hope is a strike by professors and librarians that started March 3 will not last too long.
Times Higher Education
Gender equality: How global universities are performing – part 1
As campaigners fight to ensure that progress on women’s advancement does not move backwards, our data-led report marking International Women’s Day examines whether higher education is setting a leading example for other industries.
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THE research finds that high share of global institutions fail to provide relevant documentation, despite claiming to have numerous measures aimed at supporting women.
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