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The Saskatchewan government has signed an education memorandum of understanding with the Republic of the Philippines.

The Saskatchewan government announced the signing of Canada\’s first provincial Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Republic of the Philippines on Thursday. The objective, according to the administration, is to increase linkages between postsecondary education institutions in the two nations while also expanding opportunities for research partnerships and educational exchanges.Continue Reading

For the 2023 academic year, New Zealand will be \”totally open\” to International students.

The five-stage border opening plan announced by New Zealand has been hailed as a \”good milestone\” for foreign education, with normal student visa procedures due to restart in October 2022.The proposal specifies that up to 5,000 overseas students would be allowed to enter the country under a border exemption classContinue Reading

All students will be given medical masks by the TDSB.

During Thursday evening\’s regular Board meeting, trustees of the Toronto District School Board accepted a resolution to acquire Level 3 medical grade masks for TDSB students. While students may continue to use their own masks in accordance with the TDSB\’s COVID-19 Mask Procedure, one medical mask per day will beContinue Reading

Manitoba commits increased school money and freezes education property taxes for the second year.

To pay for salary settlements, cash-strapped school districts require around $120 million. Manitoba is donating an additional $120 million to its school system while freezing education property taxes for the second year in a row. However, it is uncertain if the inflow of provincial funds would be sufficient to alleviateContinue Reading

After spectacular numbers, Alphabet is aiming for a valuation of $2 trillion.

BENGALURU : Alphabet Inc, the parent company of Google, moved closer to joining Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp in the US$2 trillion (about RM8.36 trillion) market valuation club on Wednesday (Feb 2), as the search giant\’s shares soared more than 8% following a strong quarterly report. Alphabet\’s stock, which wasContinue Reading

As Facebook takes heat from Apple — and TikTok — Meta shares plummet by 20%.

Meta Platforms Inc, which owns Facebook, saw its stock drop more than 20% late Wednesday after the social network firm issued a weaker-than-expected projection, blaming Apple\’s privacy restrictions and greater competition for consumers from rivals such as TikTok. Apple Inc.\’s privacy changes to its operating system have made it difficultContinue Reading

A federal judge in the United States has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Apple\’s iPhone is water resistant.

NEW YORK (WABC) — On Wednesday, a federal court dismissed a planned class-action lawsuit accusing Apple Inc. of deceiving consumers about the water resistance of its iPhones. Apple\’s ads touted the iPhone\’s resilience to damage when submerged or otherwise exposed to water, claiming that some versions could withstand depths ofContinue Reading

The SAT college admissions exam, which is no longer needed by many U.S. colleges, will be converted to a digital format.

Beginning in 2024, high school students in the United States will take the SAT college admissions exam on computers rather than pencils and paper, in a drive to digitise the standardised test, whose use has dropped over the epidemic and many universities no longer need it for entrance. Students takingContinue Reading

Minister says immigration processing times will back to normal in 2022.

OTTAWA : After COVID-19 caused a massive backlog in the processing of immigration applications and long waits for persons seeking status in Canada, Immigration Minister Sean Fraser says the government will be back on schedule by the end of the year. The government said last year that it will spendContinue Reading

After months of discussions, the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association votes to strike.

The University of Lethbridge Faculty Association (ULFA) launched its strike vote at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, asking members if they support going on strike. Bargaining has lasted over 600 days, with the 14-day cooling-off period following failed mediation expiring on January 31. Faculty want improved job security, a fair income,Continue Reading

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The Saskatchewan government has signed an education memorandum of understanding with the Republic of the Philippines.

For the 2023 academic year, New Zealand will be \”totally open\” to International students.

All students will be given medical masks by the TDSB.

Manitoba commits increased school money and freezes education property taxes for the second year.

After spectacular numbers, Alphabet is aiming for a valuation of $2 trillion.

As Facebook takes heat from Apple — and TikTok — Meta shares plummet by 20%.

A federal judge in the United States has dismissed a lawsuit alleging that Apple\’s iPhone is water resistant.

The SAT college admissions exam, which is no longer needed by many U.S. colleges, will be converted to a digital format.

Minister says immigration processing times will back to normal in 2022.

After months of discussions, the University of Lethbridge Faculty Association votes to strike.

As thousands protest the G7 following Musk’s milestone, Tesla is set on fire.

T20 World Cup: Rain ruins Pakistan-New Zealand Super Eight clash; both sides split points.

YouTube introduces an AI-powered capability for auto-dubbing

Iran sends three Russian satellites into orbit.

Google NotebookLM is testing a new deep learning “Lecture” mode that lasts 30 minutes.

Google cautions employees with US visas against overseas travel due to embassy delays.

DeepSeek delivers the first AI capable achieving high scores in math Olympiad.

Samsung unveiled its first multi-folding phone, as rivalry heats up.

China’s IT heavyweights relocate AI model training offshore to get Nvidia chips, according to the Financial Times.

The French antitrust watchdog dismissed the lawsuit made against Microsoft.