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October 20, 2005

Man dies after crossing Toronto half-marathon finish line

TORONTO (CUP) – A 42-year-old man competing in Sunday’s Toronto half-marathon collapsed moments after crossing the finish line. He was pronounced dead at nearby Mt. Sinai hospital in downtown Toronto, where he was taken shortly after he collpased. Officials attempted to revive him on the spot, but were unsuccessful. He had no vital signs when […]
April 5, 2005

Quebec tuition plan splits student groups

MONTRÉAL (CUP) — The Québec government’s latest proposal concerning how to make up the $103 million it cut from the province’s bursary program has divided the three main student groups involved in the negotiation process. Under the terms of the proposed agreement, the total amount of money available to Québec university students in the form […]
September 29, 2003

Student group pushes for general strike

MONTREAL (CUP) – Student groups across Québec are pushing for a general strike to counter the province’s apparent plans to introduce post-secondary funding cutbacks. The Association pour une solidarité syndicale étudiante (ASSE), which represents roughly 50,000 Québec students, are busy mobilizing student groups across the province to send a strong message to Jean Charest’s Liberal […]



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