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- Check5 days agoChange DetectedNew stories have been added to the news feed, including the 60th anniversary of Canada’s leading international affairs program and a new Chair in Philanthropy, signaling fresh campus updates. Older items have been removed to keep the feed current and focused on recent news.SummaryDifference14%

- Check12 days agoChange DetectedNew stories were added to the Latest News page, including a Carleton researcher on state secrecy, three alumni named to Canada’s 2026 Top 40 Under 40, and a Minister Anita Anand talk at NPSIA; meanwhile, older items about paddling, tariffs, and SSHRC grants were removed from the listings.SummaryDifference8%

- Check19 days agoChange DetectedTwo new feature stories have been added to the Latest News feed, highlighting the start of the academic year and researchers honoured by the Royal Society of Canada, while two older articles have been removed from the listing.SummaryDifference8%

- Check26 days agoChange DetectedThe Latest News page adds new story entries (e.g., Peatland Fires: Protecting Canada’s Important Carbon Sinks) and other headlines, expanding the featured content list. It also includes updated 'What’s Open and Closed' notices for Labour Day and Civic Holiday, providing timely campus operating information alongside the stories.SummaryDifference13%

- Check33 days agoChange DetectedNew stories were added to the Latest News page, including features on AI, travel, a faculty achievement, and current affairs. Several older items were removed from the list to keep the page current.SummaryDifference12%

- Check40 days agoChange DetectedNew feature stories have been added to the Latest News listing for August 2026, including Permafrost Thaw turning Yukon streams orange, Is Mark Carney’s ‘Canada Strong’ Brand Starting To Wane?, Homebuyers Are Choosing Homes With Much Higher Carbon Footprints Than They Realize, and The FIFA World Cup Should Belong to Fans, Not Super-Rich Investors. Older feature stories were removed from the listing to refresh the content.SummaryDifference9%

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