A multidisciplinary initiative emphasizing the exchange of ideas is well-suited to tackle an issue as pervasive — and problematic — as childhood abuse, youth-care experts say.
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‘In India, cricket is a very famous game and pretty much everyone plays it. However, when I first came to Humber, I didn’t think that Canadians may be playing cricket.’
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“I was constantly thinking about my family going through the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian all by themselves.”
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“Ukraine has always been in political chaos.”
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111,300 students cast early ballots during the Vote on Campus drive between Oct. 5 and 9, up from about 70,000 in 2015.
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The debate — which neither the Conservative or the People’s Party of Canada candidates attended — was in the format of a town hall.
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This country hasn’t had a minority government since 2011, when Stephen Harper’s second government was brought down by a vote of no confidence.
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With the federal election fast approaching, Etobicoke North Liberal candidate Kirsty Duncan is deep into her re-election campaign.
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The advance polling on campus helped boost the estimated number of voters at the early polls to about 4.7 million, a 29 per cent surge from 2015.
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Bernier’s platform states his government would repeal the Multiculturalism Act and restrict the number of immigrants Canada lets in by at least 200,000 a year.
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In many respects, the federal election battles in the ridings of Etobicoke North and Etobicoke-Lakeshore reflect national themes and trends.
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Data from the Labour Force Survey shows a rise in unstable employment and that 53 per cent of post-secondary education workers in Ontario are in one way or another precariously employed.
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