Toronto Star
Contract staff gather for Monday rally as strike goes into full swing
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Globe and Mail
Number of Ontario professors over 65 rises, under 45 falls, study finds
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Canadian universities are failing students on sexual assault
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Hamilton Spectator
UW student dies by suicide at student residence
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Acadia University investigation of professor intensifies campus free-speech debate
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