MRU Media: 07/23/2021
This report is a weekday roundup of news about MRU, faculty experts, students and alumni, and other topics of interest.
MRU in the media:
Growing through the test of time: A residential school survivor reflects on his life: https://mru.ca/9e4 (The Reflector – Elder Miiksika’am, spiritual advisor, honorary degree recipient)
RBC invests in Calgary tech sector, potentially creating new work-integrated learning programs: https://mru.ca/1b16 (Academica Top Ten)
Faculty, alum, students in the media:
Opinion: Open educational resources would make post-secondary costs more affordable: https://mru.ca/fce3 (Edmonton Journal – Erik Christiansen, faculty)
A history of place and family in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan: https://mru.ca/8a59 (Witness to Yesterday podcast – Robert Boschman, faculty)
Kenney doubled down on pepper spray pitch–but is it a good idea?: https://mru.ca/f075 (660 News, CityNews – Doug King, faculty)
Province asks Ottawa to OK pepper spray: https://mru.ca/dc4f (660 News radio – Doug King, faculty)
Les crimes contre la propriété sont en baisse en Alberta, selon la GRC (Alberta property crime on the decline, say RCMP): https://mru.ca/3875 (Radio-Canada – Doug King, faculty)
Catholic Church grovels after widespread arsons in Canada: https://mru.ca/257d (Big League Politics – Linda Manyguns, AVP)
Also worth noting:
University of Regina hosting hundreds of northern Sask. wildfire evacuees: https://mru.ca/158c (CTV News)
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