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Laurentian, province broke act while cutting French programs, report finds
Friday, April 1st, 2022
The report determined Laurentian and the Ministry of Colleges and Universities were focused on Laurentian’s financial difficulties, while the Ministry of Francophone Affairs failed to take an active role. This led to a situation where no one was ensuring the protection of language rights under the French Language Services Act… Laurentian said it welcomed the report and would work with the two ministries to implement the recommendations.
Tags: budget, participation, rights, standard of living
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Cash-strapped Laurentian says tuition freeze no surprise
Thursday, March 31st, 2022
OCUFA said the tuition freeze “will provide much needed short-term relief for students struggling to make ends meet, but it is a far cry from the commitment to university revitalization that Ontario needs.” It said an investment of $12.9 billion over the next five years is needed to bring Ontario up to the average level of per-student funding in Canada.
Tags: budget, ideology, jurisdiction
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Laurentian’s vision has been betrayed and destroyed
Tuesday, May 4th, 2021
Laurentian University is not simply a corporate entity, modelled on the worst aspects of private enterprise… I urge all those who have created the Laurentian community to peel back the rhetoric of false promises offered by current deceitful leadership. A theft is occurring — stealing opportunities, historic relationships and the building of knowledge. Now let us stand together to protect and advance the vision and achievements of a university that served its community with honour and pride.
Tags: budget, ideology, Indigenous, participation, youth
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Med school needs more students, dean tells Sudbury chamber
Friday, October 25th, 2019
“Health care in Northern Ontario is in greater turmoil than it is in any other part of the province,” she said. “In some places, we’re one doctor away from a crisis. We’re one sub-specialist away from a crisis.” … One of her concerns is the cap on the number of students at NOSM. “Is it enough to have 64 physicians in a part of the province where the need is greater?” she asked. “It makes me crazy. We need to expand this medical school.”
Tags: budget, Health, Indigenous, participation, standard of living
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