Bachelor contestant from Toronto opens up about the show s racism controversy
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Toronto-based Bachelor contestant Serena Pitt quickly became a fan favourite on the current season of the reality show thanks to her down-to-earth demeanor and refusal to engage in petty drama, and the Ontarian was equally praised for her decision to leave the show on her own terms during a recent episode.
Pitt, a 22-year-old recent graduate from Wilfrid Laurier University who currently works at MacIntyre Communications, sent herself home during the hometowns episode of the series after realizing bachelor Matt James just wasn t the one.
When Hadi Kiani was shown the surging number of law school applicants, his jaw dropped.
Kiani, a fourth-year Media, Information and Technoculture and School for Advanced Studies in the Arts and Humanities student, applied to Western Law in October. The program saw a 31 per cent increase in applications over last year and a 37 per cent increase over 2019.
According to Linda Miller, Westernâs vice-provost for graduate and postdoctoral studies, the rise in applications is the same across Western Universityâs graduate programs.
âAlthough we continue to receive applications for many of our programs, to date in this yearâs application cycle, we have seen an overall increase in applications for both our Masterâs programs [13 per cent] and our Doctoral programs [25 per cent] compared to the same point in time last year,â Miller said in a statement to the
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From ashes to greenhouses: How this N.W.T. community is getting closer to sustainable food
The hamlet of Kakisa, N.W.T., is in a good position find out how to manage its local food economy with help from Wilfred Laurier University researchers.
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After a fire devastated its lands in 2014, Kakisa chief says the community needs new methods to get local food
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Chief Lloyd Chicot, pictured in 2017. He says the community is looking toward new methods of food sustainability after a fire in 2014 continues to affect the land.(Jimmy Thomson/CBC)
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