Canada draws US students wary after Trump win
After Donald Trump’s victory, Canadian colleges report increased interest from American applicants. University of Toronto and McMaster see double digit jumps while McGill notes growing appeal for diversity and affordability. Some students seek safety and international exposure closer to home. Confirmation of future enrollment shifts remains preliminary.
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Hamilton
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University At Buffalo
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Washington
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Baltimore
Brand Trudeau Nametag in Canada Peacekeeping Push
Canadian officials discussed using Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a branding tool to explain Canada’s return to UN peacekeeping. The plan listed eight framing options including Building on Brand Trudeau, aiming to leverage global enthusiasm while raising concerns about concentrating power in the Prime Minister’s Office.
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Ukraine
No clear cause yet for large Nova Scotia fish kill
Scientists have not found a cause for the massive fish kill in southwestern Nova Scotia. DFO official Kent Smedbol says current tests show no reason for great concern, noting normal temperature salinity and bottom conditions in St Marys Bay. He cautions findings are preliminary and ongoing monitoring continues. Derreck Parsons notes ongoing observations of dying herring but no clear increase in deaths.
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First Nations to weigh in on museum relics
Indigenous artist Francine Cunningham edits the Royal BC Museum Curious spring issue focusing on First Nations relationship to the collection. Indigenous voices will discuss whether relics belong in museums and the impact of visiting spaces, with youth workshops planned.
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