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Queen Street Analytics' weekly digest of regulatory developments, legislative discussions, political announcements and other government-related news concerning colleges, universities, campuses, research initiatives and funding, as well as the tri-council (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC) agencies.

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#17, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#17, 2025)

StatsCan releases new education indicators; National Graduates Survey updated; Academic staff salary data published; Trends in youth NEET rates examined; Global Affairs Canada appoints Mansy with academic research background.

Lobbying Landscapes in Higher Ed (Apr, 2025)

Lobbying Landscapes in Higher Ed (Apr, 2025)

The University of British Columbia; University of Alberta; Capilano Students' Union; Canadian Federation of Students; The University of Western Ontario; University of Saskatchewan

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#16, 2025)

Federal warning on transnational repression and academic targeting; Coast Guard launches student training; Nova Scotia freezes university tuition; Ontario and Alberta fund research and apprenticeships; Manitoba expands Holocaust curriculum.

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#15, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#15, 2025)

Training benefit announced; Academic freedom concerns raised; Student housing funding in NB; Microbiology research chairs funded; Surge in American applicants to Canadian universities.

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#14, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#14, 2025)

Canada Student Financial Assistance Regulations amended; Quebec invests in AI; Apprenticeship program funding increases; Nova Scotia boosts skilled trades training; New student housing projects announced.

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#13, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#13, 2025)

Conservative MP on training; Siemens AI investment in Ontario; Brandon University on international students.

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#12, 2025)

QSA's Week in Higher Ed (#12, 2025)

Canadian student housing expansion; Alberta invests in career programs; Saskatchewan health plan boosts recruitment; BC supports adult education; plagiarism controversy surfaces.