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Federal research-funding agency screening out ‘strong political opinions’ on Huawei amid joint venture proposal
A Canadian government research-funding agency is enlisting private-sector participants to help evaluate a proposed joint venture that includes the Chinese firm and the University of Laval.
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Trent Housing Colloquium to focus on pairing senior citizens with students in Peterborough
Trent University researchers are exploring the feasibility of a home-sharing project that would pair senior citizens with students in Peterborough.
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U of T exhibit explores why we love hoaxes
A new exhibit at University of Toronto’s Massey College featuring an assortment of fake artifacts from three millennia, shows that forgeries and hoaxes aren’t new at all.
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