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Canadian election leaves scientists hanging — no matter who wins
With the exception of climate change — one of the top issues for voters in recent polls — science has been largely absent from the election campaign.
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School of Music pilot project makes music lessons more accessible in rural areas.
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Atlantic Canada universities see hike in international students
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