McGill signs MOU with ICAO

McGill University’s Institute of Air and Space Law (IASL) has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The MOU will allow the partners to offer a joint course. “ICAO is our most important partner and closest neighbour in Montréal,” said IASL Interim Director Donal Hanley. “Our Institute was ...

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Canadian universities rank in THE Impact Rankings 2023

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  The Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings 2023 have been announced and several Canadian universities ranked among the top 100 in the world. THE Impact Rankings measure a university’s performance in advancing the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This year, four Canadian universities were in the top ten institutions: Queen’s University (third), the University of Alberta (seventh), and ...

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UFred receives ACBSP accreditation for online business programs

  The University of Fredericton’s online business programs were recently awarded accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) Baccalaureate/Graduate Degree Board of Commissioners. The accreditation certifies that UFred's programming has met a series of rigorous educational standards evaluated based on the quality of their leadership, academic programs, and faculty credentials, among other ...

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Der Short Version: Sunday Scaries tatsächlich ein CBD Unternehmen das verwendet vollständig angemessen und nicht-psychoaktives Cannabidiol zu erzeugen Produkte, die sind klinisch geschaffen um Menschen zu helfen bleiben ruhig und konzentriert auf den Schlüssel Dinge im Leben. Obwohl einige Kunden um sein eigenes Auswirkungen umgebende psychische Gesundheit. " Sunday Scaries Kunden, ...

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Deportation order over fraudulent admissions letter could “set precedent”

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  The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada has ruled that Edmonton-based Karamjeet Kaur be deported by May 29, reports the Canadian Press. This decision was delivered after it was discovered that the college admissions letter Kaur received more than five years ago from Seneca College–which secured her entry into Canada–turned out to be fraudulent. Though ...

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UCW, Fulbright partner to establish Fulbright Canada Research Chair

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  University Canada West has partnered with Fulbright Canada to establish and host the Fulbright Canada Research Chair. The chair will be held by a US scholar based at UCW who will complete research, give guest lectures, collaborate with colleagues, and mentor students. They will engage with UCW’s community and the broader Vancouver population and will ...

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Was this email forwarded to you? Sign-up to get your free subscription. Thursday, May 18, 2023 Good morning, A recent article from The Pie News noted that the Government of Canada is looking to renew its International Education Strategy. Part of this renewal could see education agents regulated or otherwise reigned in, given the widely publicized issues on this front, as well as a focus on diversifying source countries. Also, opera enthusiasts will be excited to hear that McGill and U of T have partnered on a unique endeavour. The universities will bring Joseph Hadyn’s L’anima del filosofo – an opera based on the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice – to the North American stage for the first time in history. – The Top Ten Team Canada announces nearly $5.9M funding for ZEV awareness projects The Government of Canada has announced nearly $5.9M in funding for 28 organizations, including three postsecondary institutions, across the country to carry out zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) awareness projects. These investments are part of Canada’s ongoing efforts to ensure all new passenger vehicles sold in Canada are zero-emission by 2035. Several of these federally funded projects are spearheaded by postsecondary institutions. The British Columbia Institute of Technology will receive $300K to demonstrate the advantages of ZEVs to Canadian consumers; Ontario Tech University will use $300K to create educational campaigns and a micro-mobility pilot; and the University of Manitoba will receive $118K to raise regional awareness, knowledge, and confidence in ZEVs. (National)Canada (1) | Canada (2) Canada may prioritize agent regulation in refreshed International Education Strategy

  The Government of Canada has announced that it will be renewing its International Education Strategy (IES) as the current strategy is due to expire in March 2024. The consultation process is supported by a series of IES planning papers focused on four pillars: Digital marketing, scholarships, diversification, and education agents. The Pie News reports that Global Affairs ...

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Canada announces nearly $5.9M funding for ZEV awareness projects

Canada announces nearly $5.9M funding for ZEV awareness projects

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  The Government of Canada has announced nearly $5.9M in funding for 28 organizations, including three postsecondary institutions, across the country to carry out zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) awareness projects. These investments are part of Canada’s ongoing efforts to ensure all new passenger vehicles sold in Canada are zero-emission by 2035. Several of these federally funded projects ...

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SK increases investment in student supports

The Government of Saskatchewan has increased its investment in student supports such as student tax credits, grants, and scholarships to $112M. The investment is $9M greater than last year’s investment. "Students are the future of our province and we are committed to supporting them from their first year of studies to entering Saskatchewan's workforce after ...

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COTR to expand Invermere campus in collaboration with DTSS

College of the Rockies will be expanding its Invermere campus in collaboration with David Thompson Secondary School (DTSS). The two institutions currently share a building: The college will take over the high school’s current art room and modernize the space to support COTR’s enrolment growth. In turn, COTR will build DTSS a brand-new art room ...

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York Schulich launches unique tech leadership MBA

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  York University’s Schulich School of Business has announced the launch of a new MBA in Technology Leadership (Tech MBA). The 16-month program, which is reportedly the first of its kind in Canada, will prepare leaders for a technology-driven business world. The curriculum will cover topics such as leadership development, ethics and technology, digital economics, and ...

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U of T, students partner to launch Inlight

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  The University of Toronto has partnered with students to launch Inlight, an Institutional Strategic Initiative that invests in research and scalable innovations to improve postsecondary mental health and wellness. The initiative will provide funding for research on youth and student mental health, which will inform the development of mental health services at U of T ...

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