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Queen’s University professor claims she is victim of discrimination after teaching suspension
A Queen’s nursing professor who was fired from her administrative role and suspended from teaching alleges she is a victim of discrimination and says the university’s decisions followed her attempts to warn nursing students about the risk of sexual assault.
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University of Sudbury reopens residence, plans to become standalone institution
The University of Sudbury is reopening its residence after a multi-million dollar renovation.
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