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Students protest cuts to OSAP at Queens Park on Friday, Jan. 18. Photo: Allison Preston/ The Dialog
Students protest cuts to OSAP at Queens Park on Friday, Jan. 18. Photo: Allison Preston/ The Dialog

Thousands of students to protest cuts to OSAP Friday

Kevin Goodger, reporter-editor8 years ago01 mins

George Brown College contingent to meet at Waterfront campus at 1 p.m. as part of…

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The union representing college faculty is taking the government to court over its back-to-work bill, which was passed on Nov. 19. Photo provided.

OPSEU taking back-to-work legislation to court

Matthew Green, Editor9 years ago01 mins

Legislation ending college faculty strike unconstitutional, says union president

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Ontario has announced that it is getting into selling marijuana. We ask GBC students what they think about Ontario going green. Photo: Mansha Rupani / The Dialog

George Brown students react to Ontario selling weed

Mansha Rupani9 years ago01 mins
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An additional $6 million annually in post-secondary mental healthcare funding will supplement several other youth-oriented budget items.

Province pledges $6 million to support post-secondary mental health care 

Alex Resendes, Reporter-editor9 years ago01 mins

Investment would boost post-secondary mental health spending in Ontario by two-thirds for next three years

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Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, around 30 kilometres from downtown Toronto. A new program makes KI pills available to colleges and universities
Pickering Nuclear Station viewed from Pickering Beach / Photo by Steve Cornwell

Colleges and universities refuse to stock anti-radiation pills

Steve Cornwell, Editor-in-Chief10 years ago014 mins

After Fukushima, iodine pills pre-distributed or available to order near Canadian nuclear stations “We have…

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Brewskies in the bag

Canadian University Press Newswire11 years ago01 mins

Beer to be sold in Ontario grocery stores

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Ontario's sex-ed curriculum gets needed overhaul

Maverick Smith, Special to The Dialog11 years ago01 mins

Premier Kathleen Wynne has carried out the work of her predecessor despite the controversy

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Mature students should get Ontario tuition grant

Tina Todaro, Staff Reporter12 years ago01 mins

It would be beneficial for mature students to be able to receive the tuition grant of 30 per…

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Ontario aims to improve student mobility with credit transfer database

Canadian University Press Newswire12 years ago01 mins

Anqi Shen Canadian University Press HAMILTON (CUP) — The Ontario government has launched an online…

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McMaster student group suspended due to violent, sexist songbook

Canadian University Press Newswire13 years ago01 mins

Jemma Wolfe The Silhouette TRIGGER WARNING: the following article contains references to extreme violence, rape,…

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Ontario tuition grant extended to private colleges

Canadian University Press Newswire13 years ago06 mins

Anqi Shen Canadian University Press HAMILTON (CUP) — The Ontario Liberals announced on Jan. 20…

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OSAP break for Pan Am Games volunteering ‘a little bit ridiculous’

Dialog Staff13 years ago01 mins

Are you a student looking for something to do next summer?

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