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U of C students propose plans for Nose Creek valley parkUniversity of Calgary students presented their visions for what the Nose Creek Valley in the north part of Calgary could look like.EnvironmentMay 26
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Some Manitoba pharmacy grads are suffering amid broken regulationsThe doctor of pharmacy degree, or PharmD for short, is a four-year program designed to expand the scope of what pharmacists can do.EducationMay 18
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‘Both angry and terrified:’ LGBTQ2 community decries Higgs’ commentsThe LGBTQ2 community said the rhetoric being used by the government and the review of policy 713 is not only disseminating misinformation, but also harmful.EducationMay 17
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School and playground zones to be harmonized in LethbridgeStarting in September, one standard time for speed reduction will come into effect, combining existing school zones into playground zones.TrafficMay 17
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B.C. announces funding for 25 new accessible playgroundsThese new playgrounds are expected to be designed, built and installed over the next year, and the provincial government says they will benefit thousands of students.EducationMay 16
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A basketball court joins other park amenities near Winnipeg’s Glenlawn CollegiateThe construction of a basketball court at St. Vital Memorial Park is complete, giving students at neighbouring Glenlawn Collegiate a space to play togetherCanadaMay 11
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Retired N.B. gym teacher gives away free bicycles to kids in needAs bikes and life become more expensive, many families simply cannot afford what some might now see as a luxury. But Krista Richard sees it as a rite of passage for kids.FeaturesMay 11
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Saskatoon students help mobility-limited kids by building electronicsStudents at Montgomery School in Saskatoon are learning about building electronics by helping make electronic adaptive switches for kids with movement-limiting disabilities.CanadaMay 9
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Staging a walkout, Manitoba students call for investments in fellowships and grantsStudents at the University of Manitoba staged a walkout today, joining other institutions across Canada calling for more investments to federal grants and fellowshipsEducationMay 1
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Skills Canada Sask. brings students out to get involved with tech industry careersHundreds of students flocked to Sask. Polytech in Saskatoon for the Olympic style competition known as Skills Canada Sask.EducationApr 28
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