Award-Winning Chef Alex Kim Named NAIT's Chef in Residence
The Northern Alberta Institute of Technology welcomes back acclaimed alumnus Chef Alex Kim as its new chef in residence, inspiring future culinary professionals.
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Nova Scotia Cities Grow Faster Than National Average
New demographic analysis reveals that Halifax and other major urban centers in Atlantic Canada are expanding at a rate exceeding the national growth average, signaling a regional economic resurgence.
Saint Mary's University Marks Milestone with Black History Exhibition
Saint Mary's University in Halifax launches a powerful new exhibition highlighting untold stories of Black Canadians to commemorate a significant anniversary, showcasing resilience and contributions.
N.B. Funds $3M for Mount Allison University Sports Complex
The New Brunswick government has allocated $3 million to Mount Allison University for the construction of a new sports complex, enhancing athletic facilities and supporting student wellness.
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Tim Cartmell Starts New Job at NAIT After Political Career
Former Edmonton mayoral runner-up Tim Cartmell has transitioned from politics to become NAIT's vice-president of major capital projects, overseeing the construction of the new Advanced Skills Centre.
AI in Universities: Academic Responsibility, Not Union Bargaining
Peter MacKinnon argues that digital transformation and AI implementation in universities must be governed by academic bodies, not negotiated through collective bargaining with unions, to preserve institutional integrity.
U.S. Student's Death in Barcelona Likely Accidental, Police Say
James 'Jimmy' Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student from Illinois, was found dead in Barcelona waters. Regional police indicate all signs point to an accidental death following his disappearance outside a nightclub.
UBC Law Panel Debates Trans Inclusion in Women's Sports
A University of British Columbia law school panel argued for transgender inclusion in female sports categories while dismissing biological advantages, sparking controversy over fairness and equality in athletics.
Quebec Maritime Students Return After Persian Gulf Stranding
Three maritime students from Quebec have returned home after being stranded in the Persian Gulf. The incident highlights the challenges faced by international students in crisis zones.
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Edmonton Approves 500 Student Housing Units in Downtown Developments
Five new affordable housing developments in Downtown Edmonton will provide 500 student units by 2027, with rent controls ensuring affordability for at least a decade.
Edmonton Funds 550 Downtown Student Housing Units with $15M
The City of Edmonton allocates $15 million to support five downtown housing projects, set to provide 550 units for students, with construction starting in Spring 2026.
Trump Sues Harvard Over Antisemitism, Demands Billions
The U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students and seeking billions in federal funding recovery.
U.S. Student's Death in Barcelona Likely Accident, Police Say
The body of University of Alabama student James Gracey was found after a night out during Spring Break. Spanish authorities indicate the death appears accidental, with no signs of foul play.
Quebec Students Repatriated from Persian Gulf Internships
Three Quebec university students on international internships have been safely returned from the Persian Gulf region due to escalating geopolitical tensions. The Canadian government facilitated their repatriation.
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UWindsor 3D Printing Offers Hope for Housing Crisis
The University of Windsor hosted a conference exploring 3D construction printing and other technologies as potential solutions to Canada's escalating housing affordability crisis, with experts warning of growing inequality.
Missing U.S. Student Found Dead in Barcelona Waters
The body of James 'Jimmy' Gracey, a 20-year-old University of Alabama student from Illinois, was recovered from the water near a Barcelona beach. He went missing during spring break after separating from friends outside a nightclub.
Barrie Non-Profit Helps Students Get Decked Out for Prom
The Prom Glitz Boutique in Barrie, Ontario, provides free prom dresses and accessories to students in need, ensuring everyone can enjoy this milestone event.
AI Cheating Accusations Create Grey Area for B.C. Universities
A University of B.C. student's false AI cheating accusation highlights the challenges universities face in regulating artificial intelligence, with misconduct cases surging and policies struggling to keep pace.
Missing U.S. Student in Barcelona: Family Seeks Information
The family of James Gracey, a University of Alabama student reported missing in Barcelona, Spain, is urgently requesting information from the public to aid in the search efforts.
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Laurentian University Defends President Against Non-Confidence Motion
Laurentian University officials in Sudbury respond to a non-confidence motion targeting President Lynn Wells, introduced by a faculty union member on the senate.
U of W Professor Sues, Says Experience Worse Than Cancer
Jeremy Frimer, a psychology professor at the University of Winnipeg, has filed a lawsuit against the university and its faculty association, alleging the dispute process was more harrowing than his cancer fight.
DIY Bike Hub Breaks Barriers in Calgary Cycling Community
A new community bike shop in southeast Calgary offers DIY repair space, affordable bikes, and educational programs to increase youth independence and access to sustainable transportation.
Barrie Police Warn of Rental Scams Targeting Foreign Students
Barrie Police have issued a warning about rental scams targeting foreign students, with over $100,000 in losses reported in the past year. Scammers use high-pressure tactics and fake listings to exploit vulnerable individuals.
Alberta Med Students Meet Policymakers on Health Issues
Over 30 medical students from Alberta universities gathered at the legislature to discuss health-system challenges with government policymakers during the Provincial Day of Action event.
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Alberta Pandas Win First National Volleyball Title in 19 Years
The University of Alberta Pandas women's volleyball team secured their first national championship in nearly two decades with a thrilling victory over Sherbrooke in Langley, B.C.
Halifax Families Kick Off March Break at Waterfront
Halifax families are celebrating the start of March Break by visiting popular waterfront attractions, marking a vibrant beginning to the school holiday period in Nova Scotia.
Sault Ste. Marie Named New Pediatric Training Site
Northern Ontario's Sault Ste. Marie will welcome 11 medical residents this summer, including two pediatric specialists, as part of a new training program expansion.
UCalgary President on Preparing for Calgary's Growth to 2 Million
University of Calgary President Ed McCauley discusses how education and talent development are crucial as Calgary approaches a population of two million people, emphasizing the university's role in economic prosperity.
Students Rely on Campus Pantries as Costs Soar
A growing number of post-secondary students are utilizing campus food pantries to cope with rising living expenses, highlighting a deepening affordability crisis in higher education.
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Regina Central Library Renewal in Jeopardy Without City Funding
The Regina Public Library's central branch renewal project faces cancellation after the city revealed insufficient debt capacity to fund $92-119 million, potentially wasting eight years and $2 million in taxpayer funds.
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