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Quebec Universities and the Struggle for Autonomy: Recent Decisions Raise Concerns
Recent decisions by Quebec's Higher Education Minister, Pascale Déry, spark concerns about eroding university autonomy, challenging the province's academic tradition. Continue reading to learn more.
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