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On hold for two years owing to the Covid pandemic, the Panjab University Senate today finally approved a hike in fee for self-financed and traditional courses at the university and its affiliated colleges for session 2022-2023.

There are many people who can describe the difficulty of starting up a business in the trucking industry. Doing so as a woman — and an immigrant to the

Innovative way to prevent fentanyl ODs wins University of Alberta students $100,000 A trio of university students have come up with a way of detecting fentanyl in substances to help protect users from overdosing. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Apr 23, 2021 2:07 PM MT | Last Updated: April 23 Adarsh Badesha, left, Simran Dhillon and Ajaypartap Gill came up with the idea for a syringe with a built-in sensor that can detect a potentially fatal dose of fentanyl. (Submitted by the University of Alberta)

The catalyst for the workshops came from Premier Jason Kenney's comments made in November on South Asian community radio stations in Calgary and Edmonton, Dhillon said. Community leaders slammed Kenney's comments, saying he appeared to blame the South Asian community for rising COVID-19 cases while failing to acknowledge his government's shortcomings.  In mid-December, the government created COVID-19 teams to head into hard-hit neighbourhoods in Edmonton and Calgary, handing out printed materials in a variety of languages along with masks and hand sanitizer. "Instead of drawing our communi...