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Scientists brace for climate-fund cutoff
Climate scientists across Canada are preparing to shutter research projects and lay off staff as time runs out on the federal program that supports their work.
Globe and Mail
Opinion: We need to protect free speech on campus
“Good ideas will stand the test of debate and scrutiny, and those that don’t are better off forgotten,” writes Debra Soh.
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‘Everything is on the table;’ U of S cuts senior leadership salaries, passes deficit budget, won’t rule out layoffs
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What McMaster University learned from a record donation
Essential to building the relationship is a compelling story to inspire the donor.
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Made in Manitoba book examines Canada 150 from an Indigenous perspective
A book released by two Winnipeg-based editors is aiming to educate and inform people about why not everyone is celebrating Canada’s 150th anniversary.
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
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Headlines for February 26, 2025
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