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Feds announce funding for 14 marijuana research projects across Canada
The federal government has announced more than a million dollars for research projects on the effects of legalizing recreational marijuana.
Global News
McMaster University lands $19 million in federal health research dollars
It’s part of a $372-million federal investment in health research from coast to coast.
CBC
How Canadian scientists are turning to the Arctic in the hope of finding life on Mars
McGill researchers hope to build a DNA sequencing machine that could test for life in these cold worlds — one that would be compact, lightweight and completely automated.
Windsor Star
University mistakenly shares personal info about law school applicants
The U of Windsor has launched an investigation after an accidental data breach led to personal information about law school applicants being posted online.
Prince George Citizen
Cafeteria workers stage UNBC protest
The workers, unionized members of UNITE HERE Local 40, have been in negotiations with their employer, the food service multi-national Compass Group, for eight months.
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