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  • Security guard who killed man on B.C. university campus convicted of manslaughter
    Howard Hill was killed on Sept. 30, 2020, following an altercation with security guard Jack Cruthers Hutchison at Trinity Western University's Langley campus.
    Crime
    Apr 29
  • Union alleges Western U using ‘scab labour’ to handle undergrad exams
    The union says they've heard from students that 'the proctors Western has hired as scab labour are unable to answer their questions during exams.'
    Canada
    Apr 17
  • Graduate teaching assistants on strike: Western University
    “This is all employees on campus fight. Everyone is standing in solidarity, and we will stand in solidarity with them when it’s their turn to bargain as well.”
    Canada
    Apr 11
  • Tentative deal reached between Western University, union representing graduate TAs
    The agreement will still require ratification from Public Service Alliance of Canada Local 610 members as well as the university's board of governors.
    Canada
    Apr 26
  • Possible HIV cure 1 step closer to human trials: Ontario researchers
    One of the takeaways from the research is the ability to reawaken the latent HIV that hides in the immune cells of people who have been adhering to other treatment for many years.
    Health
    Mar 27
  • 12-hour encampment at Western U draws more than 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators
    Roughly 100 demonstrators gathered at Western University in London, Ont., on Wednesday demanding the university condemn Israel's actions in Gaza.
    Canada
    May 1
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  • University Students’ Council food centre reports 600% year to year increase in Western students requiring assistance
    The University Students’ Council (USC) food centre is reporting a 600% year to year increase in Western students requiring their assistance.
    Canada
    Mar 15
  • Belleville signs medical student through doctor recruitment program
    Western University medical student Mike Ding will receive financial support from the city as he completes medical school and starts his residency, the city announced this week.
    Health
    Mar 26
  • Quebec cold case conviction highlights advances in DNA research techniques
    The the speed of the Grenon verdict 'speaks for itself in terms of just how compelling this technique is,' a criminologist and professor at Western University said.
    Canada
    Feb 23
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  • Singh mulls TikTok return as U.S. nears potential ban over security fears
    NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he is considering personally reactivating his TikTok account, as the U.S. moves towards a ban on the popular social media platform.
    Politics
    Apr 24
  • Ford’s Progressive Conservatives win both Ontario byelections
    Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative candidates won both Ontario byelections by convincing margins.
    Politics
    May 3
  • ‘Sciatica was gone’: hospital performs robot-assisted spinal surgery in Canadian first
    London Health Sciences Centre was home to the first ever robot-assisted direct lateral spinal surgery in Canada. Dave Meyn said when he woke up from surgery, the sciatic was gone.
    Health
    Apr 25
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  • Didn’t get eclipse glasses? Here’s a DIY option to safely see the rare event
    Forget to get your special glasses for Monday's solar eclipse? Here's how to make a pinhole projector using common household items so you can still observe it.
    Canada
    Apr 8
  • As Tim Hortons tests plastic-free lids, how eco-friendly are alternatives?
    According to Paul Yang, the company's senior director of sustainability and packaging, the trial is part of finding a guest-friendly alternative to plastic lids.
    Canada
    Apr 15
  • Thousands of Canada’s rail workers have a strike mandate. What happens now?
    Train conductors, engineers, yard workers and rail traffic controllers under Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC) voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate Wednesday.
    Canada
    May 3
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  • Silver stolen by Nazis to be displayed in London, Ont. museum as act of restitution
    The two silver items were confiscated from the Ackermann family by the Nazis in 1939 and returned to the London Jewish Community Foundation on April 12, 2024.
    Canada
    Apr 12
  • London, Ont. police budget gets endorsement from major public institutions
    At a press conference Monday, the heads of several major public institutions, including Western University and St. Joseph's Health Care, endorsed the record-setting police budget.
    Canada
    Jan 31
  • Ottawa has used AI in nearly 300 projects and initiatives: research
    Canada's federal government has used artificial intelligence in nearly 300 projects and initiatives, new research has found — including to help predict the outcome of tax cases.
    Canada
    Apr 11
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  • London police Dubai dust up: international training halted until protocol ready
    Chief Thai Truong said the situation has highlighted that 'we don't have an adequate evaluation process to vet international training or competition.'
    Canada
    Mar 22
  • Federal cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault linked to PPE company embroiled in lawsuits
    Global Health Imports Corporation, a company that Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault co-founded in 2020, faces $7.8 million in court-ordered debts.
    Investigations
    May 1
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