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UCP promises ‘thorough’ consultations on campus free-speech policies, but details are scarce
The United Conservative government won’t say how far it might go to enforce U.S.-crafted free-speech policies for universities in Alberta.
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Queen’s University radio station, Canada’s second oldest, could lose most of its budget
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Former McMaster researcher slapped with heavy costs in prolonged court battle
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China ignores overtures from Ottawa amid Huawei dispute
Canadian leaders have been unable to communicate with Chinese decision-makers in the midst of the worst diplomatic crisis between the two countries in decades.
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