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Some Canadian universities cancel student exchanges to Hong Kong over safety concerns
Some Canadian universities are cancelling their student exchanges to Hong Kong for the next term over concerns about the deteriorating safety situation in the semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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University of Northern B.C. offers credit, other options, as strike continues
The University of Northern British Columbia says it will provide a non-refundable financial credit to all students who have been out of class since a strike by faculty began earlier this month.
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St. FX to review Mulroney plaque after complaint it’s offensive to tradespeople
The president of St. Francis Xavier University has apologized to those offended by a plaque in the Brian Mulroney Institute of Government that includes a quote from the former prime minister’s father.
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