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Adam Brown: Millennials can kill the stereotype that young people don’t vote
Democracy works best when everyone participates, which is why the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) has launched a national, non-partisan Get Out The Vote campaign in partnership with 36 student associations across the country.
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Full-time Nipissing academic staff give union strike mandate
The bargaining unit representing full-time academic staff in the Nipissing University Faculty Association (NUFA) has voted in favour of strike action.
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The city and the University of Alberta have joined forces to “take our expertise to the world” as the first Canadian partners in a major international research hub focused on solving municipal challenges.
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