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Students protest for safety following recent incidents
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Following recent crime incidents on campus, U of M students have begun organizing a group to propose a motion and protests for safety that will demand better communication from the university.
Olivia Macdonald Mager, a...
U of M researchers receive SSHRC grant funding
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Six researchers from U of M’s Asper school of business have secured over $390,000 in funding from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to support their diverse projects.
SSHRC, a Canadian federal research...
Canada research chairs announced at the university
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The U of M recently announced the appointment of four Canada research chairs (CRC), with three new chairholders and one renewal.
The CRC program consists of chair-holders that work across diverse fields such as engineering,...
Research targets cancer and genetic diseases detection
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U of M researchers have developed a genomics method that can possibly reveal the genetic mechanisms affecting human health and disease. The latest publication in the journal Genome Biology presents a new approach to studying...
Psychologist sues U of M and Shared Health
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A clinical psychologist hired to care for sick youths is suing the U of M and Shared Health, claiming that she was wrongfully dismissed after she made a complaint relating to patient care.
In the...
U of M begins search for next chancellor
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The U of M has officially opened nominations for the position of the office of chancellor. Nominations are being accepted from Nov. 4 until Nov. 26, 2024 at 4 p.m.
The chancellor search committee was...
Exploring MAiD practices and policies on Canadians
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Canada reports the largest number of deaths by medical assistance in dying (MAiD), surpassing all other countries for yearly assisted deaths.
Salina Pirzada, a PhD candidate at the Max Rady college of medicine, is conducting...
