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A university for the Far North?
The Walter and Duncan Gordon Foundation has formed an advisory committee on the creation of a university in Canada’s Far North. Now you can tell it’s backers what you think: Fill out this online questionnaire.
Congratulations to Murray Angus
I know, it’s been two months since my last post. All I can say is work, life and other diversions, such as words printed on paper, have kept your humble content provider away from his blog hobby. But I can’t … Continue reading
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