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Ontario to make two new universities following Laurentian s financial troubles

The Globe and Mail Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Gino Donato/The Globe and Mail The Ontario government moved to grant independence to a medical school and a francophone university in Northern Ontario on Thursday, just days after more than 100 faculty positions and nearly 70 programs were eliminated at Laurentian University. One of the universities currently involved with the medical school seemed taken by surprise, and said it was not consulted.

Province moves to separate medical school from Laurentian

Article content Just days after cancelling nearly 70 programs, there has been another shake-up at Laurentian University. The Ontario government announced Thursday it is recommending the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, as well as the Universite de Hearst become stand-alone organizations. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Province moves to separate medical school from Laurentian Back to video “The Ontario government has introduced proposed legislation to establish NOSM and Université de Hearst as independent, stand-alone degree-granting institutions,” the province announced. “If passed, the legislation would formally recognize the integral role these institutions play in providing students with access to medical training and French-language studies in northern Ontario.”

Sudbury labour leaders call on province, feds to intervene in Laurentian crisis

Article content Jessica Montgomery says she attended Laurentian University, in large part, because her hometown institution provided a more accessible, more affordable option than southern Ontario schools. “I decided to stay in the North, not because I didn’t receive acceptance into Queen’s University or McMaster University, but because my family could simply not afford to send me,” said the Lo-Ellen Park Secondary School alum, now vice-president of the Sudbury and District Labour Council and a member of USW Local 2020, during a press conference held by Sudbury labour leaders on Thursday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

Province moves to separate medical school from Laurentian

Article content Just days after cancelling nearly 70 programs, there has been another shake-up at Laurentian University. The Ontario government announced Thursday it is recommending the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, as well as the Universite de Hearst become stand-alone organizations. “The Ontario government has introduced proposed legislation to establish NOSM and Université de Hearst as independent, stand-alone degree-granting institutions,” the province announced. “If passed, the legislation would formally recognize the integral role these institutions play in providing students with access to medical training and French-language studies in northern Ontario.” Ross Romano, minister of colleges and universities, said the move will benefit the institutions while ensuring they remain accessible to students.

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