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Ontario universities hope football schedule changes will help curtail rowdy street parties
They are working together to build a new strategy to curb the rowdy street parties during homecoming weekend.
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Western University-led program arms postsecondary workers to aid sexual violence survivors
A free online program that helps college and university workers support people who’ve confided about surviving sexual violence was developed in part by experts at Western University.
Kamloops This Week
TRU increasing cost of domestic tuition
As it has done in previous years, the university’s board of governors is implementing the maximum two per cent hike allowed by the provincial government.
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Influx of Indian students at CBU spicing up local food scene
The recent influx of Indian students at Cape Breton University has created an opportunity for businesses looking to feed the students’ hunger for a taste of home.
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