Globe and Mail
Ottawa allocates funding grants to bolster Indigenous research projects
Winning projects received notice in November but the Minister of Science and Sport, Kirsty Duncan, is set to officially announce the funding on Monday.
CBC
McGill, UQAM miss province’s deadline to update sexual violence policies
Two Montreal universities and a majority of the province’s CEGEPs have not adopted a policy on sexual violence by the Jan. 1 deadline set by the provincial government.
Huffington Post
Affordable housing problem is causing Vancouver’s brain drain: Minister Carole James
CMHC spokesman Leonard Catling said one of the main reasons people between the ages of 21 and 25 come to Metro Vancouver is for university but they move out as they get older.
CBC
Crunch the numbers before building law school, accountant tells MUN
As momentum for establishing a law school at Memorial University grows, one critic says administrators need to do their homework before shovels hit the ground.
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