Indian student admissions in Canada are affected by geopolitics and government relations, says dean of Alberta School of Business Vikas Mehrotra
Q: A lot has changed in the world since you became the dean; how is the B-school adapting to the new realities globally?
University of New Brunswick and Boreal Education Establish Partnership to Expand Student Enrolment Through New Online Programs
The University of New Brunswick (UNB) and Boreal Education (Boreal) today announced a transformative partnership that will ...
Medscape2d
Opioid Prescribing in EDs Entails Low Risk for Harm
When prescribing opioids for acute pain, physicians should be attentive to a patient’s individual risk factors, according to ...
Olean Times Herald3d
Pitt-Bradford to hold One World Cultural Festival Feb. 22
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford’s annual One World Cultural Festival will be held Saturday, Feb. 22, and will ...
As Canadian dreams wane, a rude awakening for Punjab’s immigration economy
Geopolitical relations between Canada and India have soured. And in 2024, Canada announced major changes in immigration laws, ...
LHSC declares outbreak of MRSA superbug at Victoria Hospital's palliative care unit
At least three patients at Victoria Hospital's palliative care unit have tested positive for the ...
When is a deal really a deal? We tracked prices at Old Navy and Canadian Tire to find out
Marketplace tracks sale items at popular stores and reveals false discounts, including products that are always on sale and ...
Asbarez3d
Six Short Films by Armenian Filmmakers to Screen at Fresno State
The Armenian Studies Program, the AGBU Greater Fresno Chapter, AGBU Arts, and CineCulture present “Armenians in Film: Six ...
Sudbury Star1d
Things to do in Sudbury, Feb. 13 to Feb. 15
Olsen stops by the Grand Theatre, 28 Elgin St., on Feb. 13. Crafts: Self Love Wreath Making Day, Feb. 13, 9:30 a.m., Sudbury ...
Doug Ford's PCs slip in latest polls as controversies continue to pile up after calling an early Ontario election: 'Failure of judgement'
From Doug Ford's hot mic moment, to limiting journalists' questions, the Progressive Conservatives have hit a rocky stretch ...
The Eyeopener1d
Ontario NDP and Liberal leaders visit TMU
The two politicians discussed their ideas as parts of a series to invite the provincial party leaders to the university ahead of the approaching provincial snap election on Feb. 27, called by current ...
Opinion
Sault Star2dOpinion
Underfunded healthcare presents arguments for privatization
Especially as our rapidly aging population increases, healthcare costs and the declining ratio of workers to retirees decrease tax revenues. This is clearly unsustainable. Health care will remain ...