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University of Guelph pledges action after out-of-control homecoming parties (opens the original)
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The University of Guelph says it hopes to prevent future unsanctioned homecoming events after off-campus street parties spiralled out of control on the weekend, leading to multiple arrests and sending about 60 people to hospital. Videos circulating on TikTok, Instagram and other social-media platforms showed thousands of people packed on to Chancellors Way, a street lined with off-campus student housing complexes in Guelph, a city of about 145,000 northwest of Toronto. Some footage captured part
Popular Night Owls philosophy series builds new nest with first event at U of T (opens the original)
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In his brief remarks welcoming University of Toronto students to the first Canadian instalment of the after-dark philosophy series “Night Owls,” Randy Boyagoda commended the audience for coming to an event that wouldn’t juice their résumés or help them score a job. “This is not going to get you into law school,” Prof. Boyagoda, the new director of U of T’s Jackman Humanities Institute, said with a wink. “No one’s going to write you a rec. letter for being here. I will sign no co-curricular trans
Major language school ILAC closes abruptly after filing for bankruptcy, stranding hundreds of students (opens the original)
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When Berta Alonso received an e-mail on Friday from the International Language Academy of Canada telling her the school had filed for bankruptcy and was closing immediately, she figured she had been hacked. The 18-year-old student from Barcelona was two weeks away from completing a marketing diploma at ILAC’s Vancouver campus. She couldn’t fathom that ILAC, one of the largest private language-instruction schools in the country, would file for bankruptcy and shutter without warning, stranding at
Ontario launches medical school tuition grants worth $220-million for family doctors (opens the original)
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Ontario family doctor residents can begin applying Thursday for a new grant that will pay their medical school tuition retroactively in exchange for practising comprehensive primary care anywhere in the province for at least five years. Nolan Quinn, Ontario’s Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security, will mark the opening of applications by announcing plans to spend a total of $220-million for about four years on tuition grants for more than 2,000 future family doctor
Ontario universities attracted more than $1-billion in private-sector investment in three years, report finds (opens the original)
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Universities in Ontario attracted more than $1-billion in private-sector investment over the past three years and supported more than 2,800 startups and spinoff companies in just one of those years, according to a new report from the Council of Ontario Universities. The new research, set to be published Monday, marks the first time the COU has put a dollar figure on collaborations between the province’s public research universities and private companies. “We knew universities were very significa
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