Andrew Petter has unpacked in several offices.
Its value can be measured by the benefits it brings to the graduate, to the local community, to the economy and to government.
University leaders find social media help in casting aside stuffy image – and recruiting students.
The current mandatory census done every five years is not the best way to obtain good policy data.
The biggest challenge for skilled engineers immigrating to Canada isn't the ability to run calculations, it's often the "soft skills" that go with finding a job on top of adjusting to a new culture and a new way of life.
Art is largely a solitary endeavour, but staying connected to the wide world of art, and devouring the images of other artists past and present, is critical to an ongoing artistic practice, local practitioners say.
Ottawa appointment to ensure better care for patients with male cancers.
But the lifting of injunction at UVic does not mean any will be killed.
It has become fashionable to decry the decline of Canadian universities as tuition fees creep higher and class sizes swell. Some complain that the quality of education has suffered and that degrees granted are not as valuable as they were in years past.
Algoma University has taken another step forward in its quest to become a leader in health research and innovation.
This won't be the year that back-to-school shopping goes strictly digital - smartphone apps and USB keys for the kids, instead of binders, hole-punched paper and pencil crayons - but educators say that day may not be far off. And many of them can't wait.
Craig Tokuno's research will literally bowl some people over. The Brock University assistant professor of physical education and kinesiology is studying how seniors fall in a bid to help reduce the health hazard.
Latest investment helps put Edmonton school in second among Canadian universities in research funding.
U of Alberta to get portion of investment in scientific innovation.
Mutations not inherited from either parent can predispose people to autism as well, researchers at University of Montreal find.
The online university in Fredericton lost its authority to grant degrees late last week after two institutional reviews and an on-site inspection.
The university will bring five students here this fall to continue their post-secondary studies, which have been interrupted by the devastating earthquake in January.
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