THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By Canadian University Press September 19, 2014
With the number of deaths linked to party drugs on the rise, a group of University of Alberta researchers are looking to provide further insight about their chemical composition.
By Canadian University Press September 12, 2014
Collin Gordon, a TRU student up until 2009 and former member of the WolfPack men’s volleyball team, recently made headlines for joining ISIS alongside his brother Gregory.
By Canadian University Press August 30, 2014
partnership between the University of Regina and Hebrew University in Israel have been scrapped following a rally of students and community activists on Aug. 11 protesting the plans.
By Canadian University Press April 1, 2014
There’s a new player when it comes to hockey equipment.
By Canadian University Press April 1, 2014
Intellectual debates are something to be cherished. They should be engaged in actively, especially in a university setting.
By Canadian University Press March 21, 2014
A recent court decision in the case involving corporations TekSavvy and Voltage Pictures is working towards shutting down copyright trolling in Canada and protecting alleged infringers from exploitation.
By Canadian University Press March 2, 2014
Alex Neve, secretary general of Amnesty International Canada, has been instrumental in exposing Canada’s human rights issues — especially his subjects of passion: refugee and immigrant law.
By Canadian University Press February 10, 2014
By his own admission, the Sun News contributor and popular conservative pundit enjoys provoking people – something the Canadian University Press delegates quickly learned at their annual national conference in January.