A new funding model for hospitals was proposed by Ontario Health Minister Deb Matthews on Monday. Effective April 1, the Health Based Allocation Model model will take factors such as…
University not good for learning According to McLean’s Magazine, “big box” universities with large class sizes are not servicing students who choose university for the sake of learning, rather than…
Let there be lattes According to a press release, starting November 14 Canada’s most poplar coffee shop will offer new speciality coffees made with premium espressos, such as lattes, mocha…
Bike deaths preventable A new review is being conducted on the rising number of cyclist deaths annually in Ontario. There are 15 to 20 deaths per year as a result…
Sears assault solved The London Police Service has charged 35-year-old Shawn Riddick with one count of sexual assault. This charge is in relation to an incident last Saturday at the…
Schulich strikes again Seymour Schulich has launched a $100 million scholarship opportunity for undergraduate students attending Canadian and Israeli Universities. The initiative is focused on increasing enrolment in subjects like…
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News Briefs
Bridge over troubled waters The Sarnia Road bridge construction timeline has been delayed. Instead of ending by the end of October, the bridge is now scheduled for completion at the…
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Underwear for Africa
Donating underwear might seem like a strange thing to do, but it is exactly what the Stratford charity Change Her World is doing. Last month the co-founders of the charity,…
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Repairs required at colleges
Earlier this week, Ontario’s College Student Alliance released an online photo gallery highlighting the poor state of college buildings province-wide. The student group released 28 pictures showcasing water damage, exposed…
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O-Week goes high-tech
In the Western Dimension, the future is digital. This year, the sale of O-Week kits for first year students has moved to the online realm in an effort to boost…
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Dalton McGuinty ruins your degree
As if your university degree wasn’t watered down enough, the Ontario government announced this week they would be creating 6,000 new spaces for students to enrol in masters and PhD…
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Rising gas prices won’t affect student LTC riders
Version:1.0 StartHTML:0000000168 EndHTML:0000004320 StartFragment:0000002352 EndFragment:0000004284 SourceURL:file://localhost/Users/carly/Desktop/02b_briefs.doc Gas prices have been going up, but it will not be affecting the Western students who use London Transit. London Transit has been putting…
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