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Alberta post-secondary students pay more tuition than national average: report
According to a forecast released by saving and planning company Embark, a four-year university degree in Canada costs an average of $75,387.
Vancouver Sun
Notices sent out as UVic reports tuberculosis case on campus
The university says only those who have received an email from Island Health will need to be screened.
Burnaby Now
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Vancouver Police Department said it is deploying additional officers to ensure safety during a Thursday night pro-Palestine protest downtown.
National Post
A food bank in Ontario is turning away international students looking for free food
The board president of a food bank in Brampton, Ont., says her facility has become so overrun with international students seeking free food that she has had to put up a sign telling them to stay away.
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