Globe and Mail
York University beats its own strike record, divides Ontario Liberals, NDP
The 13-week strike at York University is officially the longest labour dispute at the institution, and the longest strike at an English-speaking university in Canada.
Times Colonist
Royal Roads, Songhees Nation forge new path for land
Royal Roads University and the Songhees Nation are closer to an agreement over land occupied by the university, with the two signing a “framework agreement” Tuesday.
Winnipeg Free Press
Big donation, new name for U of M dentistry college
Gerald Niznick’s $7.5-million endowment to the University of Manitoba’s College of Dentistry was hailed Tuesday as a “transformational gift” by the Winnipeg institution.
TheRecord.com
Laurier senate approves freedom of expression statement
The final statement, developed by the Task Force on Freedom of Expression, says Laurier “unequivocally embraces the principles of free expression required in an academic environment.”
Policy Options
Opinion: University-community exchange a must in age of disruption
University-community exchange ─ bringing the community to the heart of the campus ─ will better equip Canada for future challenges and opportunities.
Featured Jobs
- Accounting - Tenured or Tenure-Track Faculty PositionUniversity of Alberta
- Electrical Engineering - Assistant Professor (Electromagnetic/Photonic Devices and Systems)Toronto Metropolitan University
- Indigenous Studies - Faculty PositionUniversité Laval
- Electrical and Computer Engineering - Assistant/Associate ProfessorWestern University
- Psychology - Assistant Professor (Social)Mount Saint Vincent University
More from News
-
Headlines for January 17, 2025
Epoch TimesUniversity of Alberta steps back from DEI. Will others follow suit?On the first day of 2025, the University of Alberta moved away from the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) model, becoming the first campus in Canada...
-
Headlines for January 16, 2025
The PIEHow many international students are there in Canada?The PIE compiles most recent data on the number of international students in Canada, including post-graduation work permit holders, along with insights into the leading source markets. Press ProgressAcademic Freedom...
-
Headlines for January 15, 2025
Globe and MailNearly 50,000 foreign students listed as ‘no-shows’ by Canadian schoolsClose to 50,000 international students who received study permits to come to Canada were reported as “no-shows” at the colleges and universities where they were supposed...
-
Headlines for January 14, 2025
Financial PostMade in Canada AI: Holding rank as a top world AI hub requires more investment in technology and talentThere's good news and bad news when it comes to Canada being globally recognized as a top innovation...
More from Media Scan
-
Headlines for January 13, 2025
CTV NewsPremier Ford attends CMH ribbon cutting, discusses decision to ban international students from Ont. medical schoolsDoug Ford addressed his decision to block international students from attending Ontario medical schools while celebrating the expansion of a Cambridge,...
-
Headlines for January 10, 2025
National PostOpinion: The University of Alberta said it was ending DEI. That's not trueDespite the 'access, community and belonging' rebrand, the school still uses diversity statements and supports identity-based hiring. Globe and MailCharting the Canadian economy for 2025From...
-
Headlines for January 9, 2025
CTV NewsRemembering the Flight 752 victims, five years after the plane was shot down in IranWednesday marked the five-year anniversary of the Flight 752 crash that killed all 176 people on board, including two University of Waterloo...
-
Headlines for January 8, 2025
CBC NewsUniversity of Sudbury says it's pivoting and hopes to welcome French-language students in the fallThe institution has not yet secured funding from the province. Toronto SunThousands of foreign students sought refugee status after study permits cut: ReportFigures...
Post a comment
University Affairs moderates all comments according to the following guidelines. If approved, comments generally appear within one business day. We may republish particularly insightful remarks in our print edition or elsewhere.