The Financial Post
Students, recent grads face ‘full out screaming crisis’ as they struggle to enter the job market
A stunning 80% of the increase in the unemployment rate is coming from people under the age of 35, an RBC report finds
Thousands of international students miss fall semester amid uncertainty, visa delays
Thousands of international students expected to study at three Ontario colleges are missing the fall semester, after Ottawa announced it would further tighten Canada’s study permit system.
Windsor Liberation Zone organizers pleased the University won’t reconsider two agreements with protestors
The Board of Governors announced last week they will not consider a notice of motion to “pause” implementation of the agreements with the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance and the pro-Palestinian protestors.
University of Waterloo stabbings: Prof who was stabbed fears others may commit similar violence
A University of Waterloo professor who was stabbed in her gender-studies class last year says the incident has left her in a state of perpetual vigilance while teaching and stoked fears that others may be inspired to commit similar acts of violence on campus.