Globe and Mail
Classes cancelled as faculty strike begins at UNBC
A strike by faculty is underway at a British Columbia university serving students across much of the northern part of the province.
CBC News
Nearly one-third of UWindsor students opted out of paying campus radio fees
CJAM funding purse is $31,400 lighter.
Kingston Whig-Standard
Some residents not happy with Queen’s University residence project
Dozens of area residents, students and Queen’s University staff gathered in Mitchell Hall late Wednesday afternoon to view plans for a large, five-storey student residence project to be built on Albert Street at the corner of Union Street on campus.
CTV News
Eagles nest: MacEwan University unveils new Indigenous Centre
MacEwan University is now home to a new Indigenous Centre. The kihêw waciston Indigenous Centre had its grand opening on Thursday morning.
Ottawa Citizen
‘It’s nonsense’: Woman from France denied Quebec residency because part of her PhD thesis was in English
The one chapter written in English was enough for the government to rule Emilie Dubois’ level of French wasn’t sufficient to obtain a certificate.
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