Ottawa has promised Indigenous communities $40 billion in compensation for its history of underfunding in child and family welfare services, the largest class-action settlement in Canadian history.
This scale uses the concept of “mattering” and how one perceives how much they matter to assess their mental health.
Despite the Omicron variant hindering the start of the winter semester, it’s not stopping York students from ringing in 2022 with optimism, vaccination clinics and festivities.
With COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations consistently rising in Ontario, two political leaders weigh in on the Ford government’s temporarily brought back province-wide restrictions.
With in-person learning being further postponed, students speak out about how York’s extension of online learning may affect them.
The Omicron variant continues to complicate decisions surrounding airborne travel just as a new semester approaches, leaving international students with the uncertainty of possible learning barriers.
Recent milestones for the Faculty of Health include major progressions for the nursing program and students.
York science professors obtain grants for Indigenizing studies.