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Are you an ’empty nester’? This Toronto couple lives life differently after...

Every fall, young adults head off to college or university while some may take a little longer to leave their parent’s home – yet they’re not the only ones starting a new chapter in life.

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UBC Okanagan opens new high-tech building: the Commons

High-tech facility cost $35 million to construct.

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Redeemer University College is cutting its fall tuition by 42%

Supported by $11 million in generous donor funding over five years, tuition for the coming fall will be set at $9,800, down over $7,000 from the planned tuition rate of $16,992.

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Latest school closures, bus cancellations in the Greater Toronto Area for...

The winter storm in the Greater Toronto Area has resulted in some school closures and bus cancellations on Tuesday.

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McMaster University names Indigenous artist Santee Smith as next chancellor

The announcement comes two weeks after the University of Lethbridge announced that it was appointing its first Indigenous chancellor in the school's 52-year history.

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Pronghorns women’s basketball team riding wave of momentum into semi-final

After winning 10 of their last 11 games, the University of Lethbridge women’s basketball team is playing at a very high level as they head into the Canada West semi-final.

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Slippery streets as late-season snow blankets Metro Vancouver

Mixed rain and snow remain in the forecast Thursday, with skies expected to clear by the weekend.

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Two new student residences planned for UBC Okanagan

Residences will create additional 440 beds; university says it currently has space for 1,680 students to live on campus.

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St. Francis Xavier University president says he won’t renew contract

President Kent MacDonald announced in a letter Tuesday that he will not be renewing his contract at the Antigonish, N.S., school.

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Kingston university, college students participate in sexual violence survey

Between February 16 and April 2, 2018, 160,000 college and university students filled out the survey.

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UBC Okanagan takes first steps in fielding women’s softball team

The team will begin play in the Western Collegiate Softball Association this September.

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Playful Winnipeg otter makes a return to the wild

Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation says they have released the playful otter that was found on Winnipeg's streets back into the wild. 

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Hundreds of former youth in provincial care take advantage of B.C....

The provincial tuition waiver program allows post-secondary institutions to waive tuition fees for children who were in care.

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Ontario to link post-secondary funding to grads’ employment and earnings

Only a small proportion of funding has been linked to institutional performance in recent years - 1.4 per cent for universities and 1.2 per cent for colleges - but that will go up to 60 per cent in the...

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Tuition rising for University of Winnipeg students during 2019-20 year

The University of Winnipeg is hiking tuition for most undergraduate programs by 3.7 per cent for the 2019-20 school year.

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UBC Okanagan researcher helping develop new brake pad

Mohammad Arjmand says the new and improved brakes can prevent wear and tear and have better frictional properties than brakes currently on the market.

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After Ontario international student arrested, Manitoba students talk about...

An international student in Ontario is facing deportation for working too many hours, Manitoba students share their struggles.

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MSVU valedictorian makes graduation ceremony permanently accessible

Casey Perrin has been a vocal advocate for making the campus more accessible during her time at Halifax's Mount Saint Vincent University.

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UBC Okanagan student earns medical degree, PhD at same time

Alexander Wright was one of the first 32 students admitted to his program’s inaugural class in January 2012.

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Jon Ryan, mother Barb, awarded University of Regina’s highest honour

Jon and Barb Ryan are the first parent and child to have received honorary degrees on the same day from the University of Regina.

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