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Canada 150 research chairs draw scientists fleeing Trump, guns and Brexit
A total of 25 Canada 150 research chairs will be established at Canadian universities under the one-off program, supported with $117.6-million in federal funding.
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U of M may help international students pay for health care
The University of Manitoba is looking for ways in its May 22 budget to pay for some form of health coverage for 5,000 international students for one year.
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Headlines for February 28, 2025
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Headlines for February 27, 2025
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