Globe and Mail
Unions, universities face backlash over statements following Hamas attack on Israel
Some unions, politicians and universities in Ontario are facing backlash over statements they made in response to Hamas’s deadly attacks in Israel.
Global News
Cybersecurity training, research centre opens at University of Calgary
A new centre designed to research and train to defend against cybercrimes has been opened at the University of Calgary.
CTV News
TMU’s men’s soccer season to continue after investigation into what the school called ‘concerning behaviour’
Toronto Metropolitan University’s men’s varsity soccer team will carry on as scheduled following an investigation into what the school described as “concerning” behaviour involving the team.
The Squamish Reporter
Dalhousie University to provide free pads and tampons in washrooms
In August, Capilano University announced that it had reached an agreement with Primacorp Ventures and purchased the Quest university campus property in Squamish, made possible by a $48 million funding from the provincial government.
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Judge overturns Quebec’s tuition hikes on out-of-province students
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