Few Canadian jurisdictions have sleep requirements for child-care facilities
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All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Schulich student researcher targets treatments for life-threatening lung condition
Leela Raj hopes to help people with pulmonary arterial hypertension
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Students grow vocal skills through musical kinship and personal feedback
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First World War postcard project launched by Western prof expands to hundreds of small-town schools
More than 10,000 replica postcards being used to educate Canadian youth
Expert insight: Lack of sleep regulations for licensed child-care providers puts children’s health at risk
Few Canadian jurisdictions have sleep requirements for child-care facilities
Schulich student researcher targets treatments for life-threatening lung condition
Leela Raj hopes to help people with pulmonary arterial hypertension
All in the family: Father and his two children experience Ivey together
Dr. Ken Milne, daughter Zoë and son Ethan all studying at Ivey in different programs
Don Wright Faculty of Music develops talent in High School Vocal Competition
Students grow vocal skills through musical kinship and personal feedback
Military experience fuels MD student’s journey
Aircraft mechanic and lieutenant Jessica Girard pursues dream at Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
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Western professor Gordon “Oz” Osinski brought astronauts from the Canadian Space Agency and NASA to Kamestastin, also called Mistastin, in northern Labrador for planetary science and lunar geology training. It’s the perfect learning site because the crater and its rock formations – formed by the heat and impact of an asteroid 36 million years ago – mimic the conditions on the surface of the moon.
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