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Students wait for a ‘real outcome’
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MONTREAL (CUP) — Despite a Parti Québécois victory in last week’s provincial election, student leaders say the movement is far from over. This is
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Pursuing college after undergrad
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87 per cent of Ontario college students are either satisfied or very satisfied with the knowledge and skills acquired from their programs. This percentage
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Former Concordia professor sends email to students endorsing CAQ
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MONTREAL (CUP) — A retired Concordia University professor drew criticism for sending an email to his former students on Aug. 16 encouraging them to
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Report calls for increase in foreign students
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In an attempt to increase innovation, the federal government is urging Canadian universities to double the number of international students studying in Canada. University
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Finding a vision for Ontario PSE
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Easier credit transfers, a greater emphasis on “experiential learning” and increased teaching quality are among the priorities the Ontario government has in mind for
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Online politics
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Michael Nicula wants a change in Canadian politics, and he believes his political party can deliver it. “It’s not just a totally new political
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McGuinty visits Waterloo to talk about wage-freeze bill, byelection
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Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty joined a local family in Waterloo on Monday to announce what his party’s plan is with their controversial teacher’s wage-freeze
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Independent groups increase action in Quebec protests
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By: Erin Hudson — CUP Quebec Bureau Chief MONTREAL (CUP) — As anticipated back-to-school/back-to-strike actions draw closer; independent groups are stepping into the spotlight
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Scholarship addresses youth financial illiteracy
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Post-secondary education is expensive — there is no denying it. Whether you are paying for school on your own, getting assistance from the government
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Grad numbers up, OUAC shows
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Monthly reports run by the Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC) on secondary school confirmation statistics show that as of June 2012, 70,000 students had
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