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Recommendation expected in May on Ford supporter s Christian college application to become university
The independent board reviewing Canada Christian College’s applications to call itself a university and offer new degree programs expects to make a recommendation to the Ontario government on whether or not to approve the controversial request next month.
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Board s emails refer to Charles McVety’s Canada Christian College application as a ‘very unique proposal
Posted: Apr 19, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: April 19
Canada Christian College in Whitby, Ont. now has only the legal authority to grant degrees in fields such as theology, religious education and Christian counselling. (Chris Young/The Canadian Press)
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They are calling it Black Monday in Sudbury. The Northern Ontario city, made famous by its nickel mines and a Stompin’ Tom Connors ode to its raucous Saturday nights, is reeling from this week’s announcement of massive cuts at struggling Laurentian University.
Everyone is rightly looking for someone to blame for the financial mess that led Laurentian’s current administration to fire more than a quarter of the university’s professors and eliminate dozens of programs, from mathematics to midwifery. After filing for court protection from its creditors in February – a first for a publicly funded Canadian university – Laurentian this week broke another major taboo of higher learning by handing out pink slips