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After US, Pro-Palestine Encampments Set Up Inside Top Canadian Universities
The Canadian protests come as police have been arresting hundreds on U.S. campuses and the death toll in Gaza has been mounting.
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Amid India-Canada Row, Canadian Colleges Seek To Reassure Indian Students
Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students of their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty triggered by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries as they seek to limit the fallout on a booming business.
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Analysis: Justin Trudeau's Calculated Risk With India Allegation
The whole of last week the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, seems to have used a universally tried and tested political strategy of blame avoidance quite deftly and steered clear of matters that matter.
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No Deportation For Now, Indian Students In Canada To Undergo Review
Canadian authorities have decided not to immediately deport Indian students who were trapped in an alleged immigration scam and had reached the country with fake university admission letters.
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"Our Lives At Stake": Indian Students In Canada Face Deportation Risk
Hundreds of Indian students in Canada have hit the streets in protest against the possibility of deportation. The students, mostly from Punjab, claim that they were admitted to Canadian universities and colleges on the basis of fake offer letters.
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In Talks with Canada To Make Sure Students' Issues Are Resolved: Ministry Of External Affairs
India, in regards to the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, said that New Delhi has taken up the matter with Canada to make sure that students are not affected.
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After US, Canada Visa Appointments, Permits For Indian Students Delayed
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa has asked the Canadian authorities to look into the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, who are unable to join the academic courses due to delays.
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NASA Reveals List of Cosmic Targets for James Webb Space Telescope’s First Images Ahead of July 12 Release
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to release detailed images of the universe captured by the telescope on July 12 in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency. Ahead of the release of the images, the space agency has revealed a list of the first...
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Iman Vellani: Meet The Pakistan-Origin Actress Playing Marvel's New Superhero
Iman Vellani will be seen as Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American student growing up in New Jersey in Ms Marvel
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DU Lists NEP, Vidya Vistar Scheme, Other Initiatives In Annual Report Card
NEP 2020, Vidya Vistar Scheme and the revival of the Centre for Canadian Studies found mention as initiatives and plans in the Delhi University's (DU) annual report card for the 2020-21 academic year.
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Avengers: Endgame Heads for $300 Million Weekend Debut in US, Canada
Avengers: Endgame hauled in a record $60 million at US and Canadian box offices on Thursday night, and Disney "cautiously" predicted $300 million weekend debut.
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"Met You Last Night": Man Emails 246 Women To Track Girl He Met In A Bar
Boy meets girl, girl gives boy wrong number: some people might take it as a hint, but one Canadian student decided it was a challenge.
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Opinion: Justin Trudeau's Appallingly Dishonest Speech To NYU
As is common among sheltered men of extreme privilege, when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attempts to share relatable thoughts on modern life, his words tend to expose a speaker who has no actual familiarity with social trends but has clearly been briefed to their existence. The commencement speech he delivered Wednesday at New York Univer...
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This Firm Is Planning To Make World's First Cannabis-Infused Beer
An upstart cannabis company has partnered with a Canadian university to produce -- with government financial backing -- what it says will be the world's first beer made from the mind-altering drug. Toronto-based Province Brands of Canada was awarded Can$300,000 (US$233,000) from the Ontario government to create a "highly intoxicating" brew that is ...
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Energy Drinks May Be Harmful To Health, Says Survey; Try These Natural Alternatives Instead
A recent survey conducted by University of Waterloo in Ontario Canada, over half of Canadian youth and young adults who consumed energy drinks have experienced negative health effects, as a result of them.
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After US, Pro-Palestine Encampments Set Up Inside Top Canadian Universities
The Canadian protests come as police have been arresting hundreds on U.S. campuses and the death toll in Gaza has been mounting.
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Amid India-Canada Row, Canadian Colleges Seek To Reassure Indian Students
Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students of their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty triggered by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries as they seek to limit the fallout on a booming business.
-
Analysis: Justin Trudeau's Calculated Risk With India Allegation
The whole of last week the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, seems to have used a universally tried and tested political strategy of blame avoidance quite deftly and steered clear of matters that matter.
-
No Deportation For Now, Indian Students In Canada To Undergo Review
Canadian authorities have decided not to immediately deport Indian students who were trapped in an alleged immigration scam and had reached the country with fake university admission letters.
-
"Our Lives At Stake": Indian Students In Canada Face Deportation Risk
Hundreds of Indian students in Canada have hit the streets in protest against the possibility of deportation. The students, mostly from Punjab, claim that they were admitted to Canadian universities and colleges on the basis of fake offer letters.
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In Talks with Canada To Make Sure Students' Issues Are Resolved: Ministry Of External Affairs
India, in regards to the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, said that New Delhi has taken up the matter with Canada to make sure that students are not affected.
-
After US, Canada Visa Appointments, Permits For Indian Students Delayed
The Indian High Commission in Ottawa has asked the Canadian authorities to look into the problems faced by college students enrolled in Canadian universities, who are unable to join the academic courses due to delays.
-
NASA Reveals List of Cosmic Targets for James Webb Space Telescope’s First Images Ahead of July 12 Release
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to release detailed images of the universe captured by the telescope on July 12 in partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency. Ahead of the release of the images, the space agency has revealed a list of the first...
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Iman Vellani: Meet The Pakistan-Origin Actress Playing Marvel's New Superhero
Iman Vellani will be seen as Kamala Khan, a Pakistani-American student growing up in New Jersey in Ms Marvel
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DU Lists NEP, Vidya Vistar Scheme, Other Initiatives In Annual Report Card
NEP 2020, Vidya Vistar Scheme and the revival of the Centre for Canadian Studies found mention as initiatives and plans in the Delhi University's (DU) annual report card for the 2020-21 academic year.
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Avengers: Endgame Heads for $300 Million Weekend Debut in US, Canada
Avengers: Endgame hauled in a record $60 million at US and Canadian box offices on Thursday night, and Disney "cautiously" predicted $300 million weekend debut.
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"Met You Last Night": Man Emails 246 Women To Track Girl He Met In A Bar
Boy meets girl, girl gives boy wrong number: some people might take it as a hint, but one Canadian student decided it was a challenge.
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Opinion: Justin Trudeau's Appallingly Dishonest Speech To NYU
As is common among sheltered men of extreme privilege, when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attempts to share relatable thoughts on modern life, his words tend to expose a speaker who has no actual familiarity with social trends but has clearly been briefed to their existence. The commencement speech he delivered Wednesday at New York Univer...
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This Firm Is Planning To Make World's First Cannabis-Infused Beer
An upstart cannabis company has partnered with a Canadian university to produce -- with government financial backing -- what it says will be the world's first beer made from the mind-altering drug. Toronto-based Province Brands of Canada was awarded Can$300,000 (US$233,000) from the Ontario government to create a "highly intoxicating" brew that is ...
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Energy Drinks May Be Harmful To Health, Says Survey; Try These Natural Alternatives Instead
A recent survey conducted by University of Waterloo in Ontario Canada, over half of Canadian youth and young adults who consumed energy drinks have experienced negative health effects, as a result of them.
