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‘We need to talk about what happened’: UW to release report on student mental health
On Monday, police confirmed a 22-year-old fourth-year student died by suicide.
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Students, profs want UPEI included in Freedom of Information Act
The legislation is under review. Currently, the university and municipalities are not regulated by the act.
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Indigenous student leaders propose new students’ union at U of S
The Indigenous Students’ Council, which represents around 2,500 students, last week took aim at the university’s “stale” efforts toward reconciliation and urged its members to stop participating in them.
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Rick Mehta addresses Acadia’s investigation into personal, sexual harassment claims
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Landmark research funding benefits Newfoundland and Labrador, ministers say
Two MPs and Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Navdeep Bains took questions about Budget 2018 following an event at C-CORE at Memorial University’s St. John’s campus on Tuesday.
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