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St Thomas U: Ancestral Indigenous Roots: STUdent Brittany Gray Launches Project AIR
Fifth-year psychology, human rights, and criminology STUdent Brittany Gray has created a resource program for Indigenous STUdents to learn more about their culture and ancestral roots. Originally from Pabineau First Nation, Gray moved away from her community at a young age. She felt disconnected from Indigenous culture until high school when she said she was […]
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Coady Institute: Pathy Fellows Share Community Initiatives and Partnerships
As the previously announced 2021-22 Pathy Foundation Fellows prepare to begin their yearlong fellowship journey, they are sharing more about their community initiatives and partnerships. Each fellow will participate in three participatory planning stages where they will learn new tools and skills, and develop further their strategies and goals with the support of Coady Institute […]
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Coady International Institute: 16 Youth Leaders Prepare Social Change Initiatives Amidst Pandemic
We are pleased to announce the incoming young leaders for the 2021-22 Pathy Foundation Fellowship at Coady International Institute. The 12-month fellowship provides community-focused experiential learning opportunities for graduating students of McGill University, Queen’s University, University of Ottawa, Bishop’s University, and St. Francis Xavier University. Applicants submit a self-designed initiative proposal to work with a community with which they have […]
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Indigenous education expands at Dal with launch of new Schulich School of Law certificate – Dal News
February 18, 2021 Aboriginal and Indigenous law intersects with almost every other area of law in Canada. As individuals, communities, organizations and governments throughout the country work towards reconciliation and decolonization, and as Indigenous communities exercise their rights and expand their jurisdiction and revitalize and implement their laws, it is vital for legal professionals to […]
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NB Government: Long-term, performance-based agreements signals new way of doing business
17 February 2021 SAINT JOHN (GNB) – Long-term performance-based agreements will become the norm for services contracted through the Department of Post-Secondary Education, Training and Labour. The new approach, announced today, will be a shared-risk model that is based upon performance targets which are intended to ensure results. “We recognize the need to reshape how […]
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UNB and NB Power announce continuation of important research, supported by federal funds
The University of New Brunswick and NB Power have announced the continuation of the Mactaquac Aquatic Ecosystem Study (MAES) research project, supporting the Mactaquac dam renewal project. Phase II of MAES, led by UNB’s Dr. Allen Curry, a professor of biology, forestry and environmental management, and fellow and science director of UNB’s Canadian Rivers Institute, […]
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MUN: New statement regarding on-campus research and scholarly activities, fieldwork and interaction with research participants from vice-president (research)
In view of the decision for Memorial to return to a fully remote teaching, learning and work environment at the St. John’s, Signal Hill and Marine Institute campuses, I am writing to advise that we will be re-activating the COVID-19 Research Working Group (CRWG) process (see Framework for a Phased Approach to Returning to On-Campus […]
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Cultivating tomorrow’s forests: UNB researcher helping grow silviculture knowledge for a more sustainable future
Researchers from the University of New Brunswick will be part of a five-year, $5.1-million cross-Canada project advancing science and innovation in silviculture. The Silva21 collaborative initiative builds on existing national efforts to bring together stakeholders from governments, communities, industries and universities, with a goal of improving knowledge, approaches and tools in forest management. Led by […]
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Dalhousie University has experts available to speak on vaccine hesitancy amongst Black and Indigenous communities, and using genomics for predicting and tracking new variants of SARS-CoV-2.
February 9, 2021 Below you will find suggested Dalhousie University experts who can speak to current topics of regional, provincial, national and international interest for Tuesday, February 9, 2021. Vaccine hesitancy amongst Black and Indigenous communities Dalhousie Expert: Dr. OmiSoore Dryden, Associate Professor, James R. Johnston (JRJ) Chair in Black Canadian Studies, Department of Community Health […]
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SMU: A Passion for Storytelling
PhD candidate Shelley T. Price has a long-standing relationship with Saint Mary’s University. For the past 28 years, she has been active in the university as a student, instructor, and staff member. A true Santamarian, Price also obtained her Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and her MBA in Human Resources at Saint Mary’s. “I am […]
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