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Universities say they accept new rules to boost diversity of research chair candidates
Universities say they welcome the challenge from Ottawa to improve diversity among the ranks of the Canada Research Chairs, under threat of funding cuts.
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The academic who coined ‘creative class’ now says it’s causing more problems than he thought
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Laurier raises 152 women’s salaries after equity report
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