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6 mai 2016

Montreal researcher builds world's smallest thermometer

cbc masthead logoBy Marilla Steuter-Martin - CBC News. Université de Montréal chemistry professor Alexis Vallée-Bélisle and his colleagues have spent the last three years building a nanothermometer so small, they can't even see it. More...

6 mai 2016

Students want government to come clean on CNA future

cbc masthead logoBy Meghan McCabe - CBC News. Student groups are demanding that Newfoundland and Labrador's Liberal government reveal how a cost-cutting program will affect the College of the North Atlantic, while the province says it's business as usual until a review is completed. More...

6 mai 2016

Tuition increasing for University of Windsor students

cbc masthead logoBy CBC News. The cost to attend University of Windsor will get more expensive next year after the school's board of governors voted Tuesday afternoon to increase tuition, meal plans and residence fees. More...

6 mai 2016

Amazon offers financial help to employees seeking in-demand jobs

cbc masthead logoBy CBC News. Some Amazon employees in the GTA are being given the opportunity to get financial assistance towards their education, even if it means the company will lose those workers down the road. More...

6 mai 2016

Free tuition model may be inequitable

The GuardianAt first glance the idea of free tuition sounds great, and it might seem like an easy political bandwagon to jump on.  But, as Minister Brown rightly pointed out, in the April 19th edition of The Guardian, the rollout of free tuition models in other provinces is not a new influx of money, but instead a re-working of how existing dollars are spent. Read more...
6 mai 2016

Edmonton's Concordia University no longer religiously based

Edmonton Journal					HomepageBy Kristine Lee. The Concordia University of Edmonton has officially surrendered its religious roots to better reflect its openness and diverse student population.
The decision was finalized last fall in a board meeting, said Concordia president Gerald Krispin, but was officially announced April 15. Read more...
6 mai 2016

University of Ottawa board to vote on fossil fuel divestment

Résultat de recherche d'images pour By . The University of Ottawa Board of Governors will meet next week to vote on whether the school should continue investing in fossil fuels or make an environmental statement by shedding its oil and gas shares.
Fossil Free uOttawa organizer and fourth year developmental psychology student Misha Voloaca said he’s confident the board will vote to divest. Read more...
6 mai 2016

Universities keen to boost Brazil ties, but there’s a snag

By Paul Davidson. South American giant ready to host Canadian students, but few of them study abroad. Read more...
6 mai 2016

Saudi Arabia wages public campaign to boost reputation in Canada

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Steve Chase. Saudi Arabia is mounting a charm offensive in Ottawa this month that appears aimed at boosting its reputation among Canadians – or at least federal politicians – with a celebration of Saudi culture that will include folk dancers on Parliament Hill. Read more...
6 mai 2016

Why an MBA program’s culture is more important than its ranking

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Aubrey Chapnick. For all of you who are contemplating going to business school, I can understand your excitement and likely feelings of terror. While going to business school is a unique experience with substantial personal and professional challenges, it is an opportunity that has the ability to significantly have an impact on one’s life. Read more...
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