SkillHat proudly announces 2 DTTP Scholarships worth $10,000 CAD each in Web Development and Product Design! Apply now! #SkillHat #DTTP #TechScholarships
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November 28, 2023
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Career, Education
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Do you ever feel like your career is stuck on repeat? Perhaps it’s time for a change, a leap forward into an exciting, high-paying career that brings daily challenges and flexibility. That’s the dream for 99.9% of professionals, including you! Recognizing the signs of career stagnation is the first step to unlocking your potential and embracing growth. In collaboration with …
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🎓 19 exceptional Black scholars in Canada are receiving funding awards for vital heart and brain research! Presented by the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Brain Canada, and CIHR-ICRH. 🧠
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November 28, 2023
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Education, Featured, Health
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The Heart and Stroke Foundation, in collaboration with Brain Canada and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of Circulatory and Respiratory Health (CIHR-ICRH), recently announced the recipients of the first-ever Personnel Awards for Black Scholars in Canada. The awards aim to promote Black representation within the heart and/or brain health research community. Here is the list of the 19 …
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Ontario’s Tuition Freeze Fuels Dependence on International Student Fees; Expert Panel Urges Immediate End to the Freeze!
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November 19, 2023
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Education
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In 2019, Ontario implemented a freeze on domestic student tuition fees as part of a broader initiative by the Progressive Conservative government. The aim was clear: address concerns about the affordability of post-secondary education for Ontario’s domestic students. The freeze accompanied a 10% reduction in tuition fees for Canadian students and the discontinuation of the previous Liberal government’s free tuition …
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Canada 101: Canada’s Government Structure and Political System EXPLAINED
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October 16, 2023
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Culture, Education
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Canada is a nation known for its diverse landscapes, welcoming people, and a unique political system. Understanding how Canada’s government functions is essential to grasp the country’s political landscape fully. In this blog post, we’ll explore Canada’s government structure, including its parliamentary system, the legislative branch, the House of Commons, the Senate, and the Judiciary Branch. The Parliamentary System:Canada’s government …
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Parental Inclusion and Consent Policies in Saskatchewan Schools
Education Minister Duncan Unveils New Measures to Enhance Parental Involvement and Student Safety In a significant announcement on Tuesday, Education Minister Dustin Duncan revealed sweeping policies aimed at fostering parental inclusion and consent within Saskatchewan schools. The policies, effective immediately, touch upon various aspects of education, including preferred name changes, sexual health education, and third-party involvement. The overarching objective is …
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Emancipation Day in Canada: A Triumph of Freedom and Resilience
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August 1, 2023
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Culture, Education
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August 1 is an important day in Canada known as Emancipation Day. It’s a time when we remember and celebrate a significant moment in history. Back in 1834, the Slavery Abolition Act came into effect, which put an end to slavery in the British Empire, including Canada. It’s a testament to the incredible strength and perseverance of Black communities and …
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Meet Nhial Deng: Changing Lives, One Refugee at a Time | Shortlisted for $100K Award
Nhial Deng has been recognized as one of the Top 50 Shortlist finalists for the prestigious Chegg.org Global Student Prize, an award worth $100,000 USD presented to a student who has positively impacted their community. Currently studying at Huron University College in London, Deng is the sole Canadian-based student selected from over 3,800 applicants worldwide. In a world where young …
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Rustum Southwell: Dalhousie’s 9th Chancellor and Inspiring Trailblazer of African Descent
In the realm of academia, rare gems of inspiration and trailblazing leadership have the power to leave an everlasting imprint on the hearts and minds of countless individuals. One such extraordinary individual who embodies these qualities is Rustum Southwell, the remarkable incoming Chancellor of Dalhousie University. His journey from a young international student to becoming a pioneering force in business …
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TMU Professor Ojelanki Ngwenyama Recognized for Research on the Dark Side of Technology
Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) honors Professor Ojelanki Ngwenyama with the esteemed Sarwan Sahota Distinguished Scholar Award for his extensive research on the social implications and risks associated with digital technology. This prestigious award recognizes Ngwenyama’s remarkable contributions to understanding the negative aspects of technology and its impact on society. Ngwenyama’s interest in the dark side of technology emerged during his …
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Canadian PhD Students Demand Fair Pay: Nationwide Walkout Planned for May 1st
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April 30, 2023
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Education, Grant, News
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Canadian, demands, financial position, government-sponsored fellowships, graduate students, nationwide walkout, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, postgraduates, research grants, salaries, scholarships, stipend, student-led campaign group, Support Our Science
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Canadian Ph.D. students and postgraduates are planning a nationwide walkout on May 1st to demand a significant boost to government-sponsored fellowships and scholarships, which have remained unchanged for almost two decades. The salaries for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers have not increased since 2003, leaving many researchers in a precarious financial position. The federal government provides an annual stipend of …
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