#Dalhousie U and U

[muirneach]

a thing thats really funny about googling universities is you look up ‘good [area of study] university programs’ and it just gives you like. the top rated universities in general.

[murderballadeer]

the thing is the mlis program that's top of my list is at the same school where i did my undergrad. which feels wrong somehow but also it's the best program in canada for what i want like just in terms of having the options that i want. also mtl is expensive but not as expensive as toronto or vancouver so u of t and ubc are kind of pipe dreams for that reason anyway, my other option atp would be dalhousie but i don't know a single soul in halifax, i don't have reason to believe that program is good enough to make me move to a province i've literally never been to, and i hear halifax isn't super affordable these days anyway

[twisted-tales-told]

hi! i’m the anon from soph’s page who was asking about universities and i loved hearing your opinion too. i was thinking about brock because the presenters at the tour i went to were very convincing but then i started thinking they were lying when i went to the cafeteria and they were bragging about their amazing food and then i went on tiktok later and saw people posting about how they got food poisoning multiple times there and i was like ok if you are lying about this WHAT ELSE ARE YOU LYING ABOUT?? anyways what university or college do you like the most?

Omg Hi Hello! Yeah Brock is Like That. It truly is made of popsicle sticks & crayons. A strong breeze would blow it over as an institution.

So different school here REALLY do different thing. Engineering & physics I would definitely reccomend Waterloo, my father went there for physics and chemistry and he had a wonderful time.

Ryerson, OCAD, and Sheridans collage of arts are all really good arts schools—Sheridan specifically for animation. You will get so many opportunities there & if you go after them you are way way more likely to get a job after you graduate.

Like Soph said Guelph is know so well for its veterinary program and similarity Trent University is known for its forensic science program. Trent is a. Weird uni. Weird in a good way! But weird. That’s all I can say on that.

Queens Does have a good business program, so does Western— I have a cousin there and she loves it.

Queens also has an art history program and as much as I HATE to admit it, it’s really good. If I could go back in time I would apply there.

Now there are all universities in Ontario. I only considered one outside of Ontario. It was in Halifax called Dalhousie—and I WISH I had applied there. God I wish I’d followed my instincts instead of listening to my parents. It’s a beautiful campus and has a really wonderful language and history programs.

Can I just say? I think it’s so fucking stupid to apply to university right out of high school.

Not to get personal but the choices I would make for my life now are way smarter now that my brain has fully developed. I didnt know what I wanted to do with my life and that’s okay.

So if you’re feeling overwhelmed by this decision, just know you can wait, you can dive in head first, you can change your mind and backtrack, hell you can start over (very expensive though don’t recommend). It’s your life, and in case nobody has told you this, that means you go at the speed you want to. Nobody else’s. That autonomy and choice is your right. People might pressure u into making certain choices and they are way out of bounds on that!!

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Top 3 In-demand Careers in Canada: Affordable DLI Programs for Overseas Students

The top 3 highly demanded jobs throughout Canada are Mechanical Engineers, Human Resource Managers, and Developers as per Randstad. It is a Consulting and Employment Agency Firm having 60-plus years of experience in the industry.  

Suitably, it can be anticipated that overseas students arriving in Canada can be inclined towards pursuing study programs that will equip them to get ready for careers in these highly demanded fields. You can avail of guidance and counseling from the Best Overseas Education Consultants in India for better insights to plan your studies in Canada.

So with the aim of assisting overseas students in their pursuit of achieving their objective, we have here compiled the top 3 DLIs - Designated Learning Institutions. These institutions offer affordable study programs to assist overseas students in establishing their careers in the highly demanded three employment sectors in Canada.

You must note here that the below comparison is based only on the tuition fees from the institutions and does not include the complete fees (Health/dental, Student services, Recreational, etc). Unless specified, the estimates for tuition fees are for 2023-2024 and in CAD.

For compiling the below lists, we have compared the highly popular DLI in every Province in Canada as per the QS 2023 World University Rankings. The comparison of the DLIs was crucial as these Canadian educational institutions have been authorized by the Government of Canada to accept overseas students. By studying at these establishments overseas student graduates can get the PGWP - Post-Graduation Work Permit.  

Job # 1: Developers

The first place in the list of Randstad's top 10 jobs in Canada trending in 2023 has been occupied by Developers. These code and design programs according to the needs of users: from Business Accounting Programs to Smartphone Apps to Operating Systems.

Usually, individuals in this role have a Computer Science background. All the ten DLIs assessed for the list offer programs in Computer Science. The most affordable are offered by U-Manitoba, Memorial, and UPEI.

(Note that only general estimates are offered by Memorial regarding tuition instead of program-specific costs inclusive of overseas students.)

1.   UPEI – A full year of tuition fees for Undergraduate Overseas Students is projected to be $6, 570  for Faculty of Science Programs

2.   Memorial – The tuition fees for overseas students is estimated at $20,000

3.   U-Manitoba - Undergraduate Overseas Students are required to pay tuition fees of $20,400 annually for the Science Program

The DLIs with highly expensive programs are:

·         McGill: $58,158.90 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Science program

·         UOT - $60,510 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Computer Science program

Job # 2: Human Resources Managers

The second highly demanded job in Canada according to Randstad is HR Managers. Generally, individuals in these roles supervise the human resource functions of a company inclusive of hiring and workforce management.

Again, all the DLIs assessed offer a study program related to HR. However, a few institutions offer a complete 4-year Undergraduate Program while others provide Certification Programs with a duration of less than 12 months.

Nevertheless, the most affordable programs in HR for overseas students are at:

1.   Dalhousie: $3,135*

2.   UOT: $6,051**

3.   UPEI - $6,570 yearly tuition

* HR Management Certificate Program at Dalhousie is inclusive of 3 courses each having duration of 12 weeks

** Estimations for a half fee for the course are offered by UOT for their Certificate Program in Human Resources Management

The DLIs with highly expensive programs in HR are:

·         UBC – annual tuition fee for overseas undergraduate students is $58,153.50 for Bachelor of Commerce program students

·         McGill - annual tuition fee for overseas undergraduate students is $65,604.30 for Bachelor of Commerce program students

Job # 3: Mechanical Engineers

The third highly demanded job in Canada according to Randstad is Mechanical Engineers. Individuals in these roles develop and design machines that resolve human issues find ways to automate and control manufacturing systems and resolve diverse environmental issues.

The most affordable programs in Mechanical Engineering for overseas students are found at the following institutions in Canada that have been listed along with the respective tuition fees estimates:

1.   UPEI - $6,750

2.   Memorial: $20,000

3.   UNB: $22,297; for overseas students studying Engineering program

The DLIs with highly expensive programs in Engineering are:

·   McGill: $59,654.40 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Engineering program

·   UOT - $65,410 annually approximately for the Bachelor of Engineering and Applied Science program

So this was a brief comparison of the DLIs/educational institutions in Canada with the most affordable tuition fees for the top 3 highly demanded occupations.If you wish to enroll in any of the top 3 highly demanded career study programs in Canada, contact Study Visa the Best Study Abroad Consultant in India.

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“Forget World, Students Told,” Border Cities Star. October 21, 1932. Page 8. ---- Dalhousie U. President Says Too Much Materialism Is Evident ---- HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 21. "I strongly advise you to lose yourselves in the clouds of fancy as often as you can. Don’t be obsessed so much by this world as it is. A serious study of the world in the past, and a good deal of musing on the world as it might be, is infinitely preferable to pre-occupation with the world in its present sorry condition.”

Such is the opinion of Carleton Stanley, president. of Dalhousie University, as expressed to the student body on their return to take up the years work. 

The president deplored the fact that too few of us have been will mg to think hard and long. and to this he attributed the world's mess today, economically, socially and politically. 

He felt the universities themselves had been lax and half-hearted, offering popular short-cuts and substitutes. Even the philosophy of our day is steeped in materialism and has forgotten its true self. The love of wisdom, or philosophy, it was said long ago. presupposed a love of learning, and concerned itself with mans mental powers and higher nature. But now we are told on all sides that we must look to man's unconscious and instinctive nature for his true nature; and learning, scholarship and especially the more disciplinary subjects of study are slighted. The result of all this is inevitable. 

"The universities, many of them, are fast losing their cutting edge; their graduates, many of them, are guilty of uttering continually the same jargon, the same silly catchwords, as the ordinary vulgar unthinking headline reader.”

[bongaboi]

Laval: 2023-24 U-Sports Canada Men's Basketball National Champions

The Laval Rouge et Or concluded an historical journey in historical fashion Sunday night, defeating the Queen’s Gaels 77-71 to capture its first gold medal in the program’s history in the final of the 2024 GreenShield U SPORTS Final 8 Men’s Basketball Championship, presented by Michelob Ultra Sunday night in front of an ecstatic home crowd at the Laval University PEPS in Quebec City.

Qualified as the tournament’s hosts, the Rouge et Or consecutively took care of the Victoria Vikes (first seed), the Dalhousie Tigers (fourth seed) and the Queen’s Gaels (second seed).

With the win the Rouge et Or becomes the first French-language university and only the third RSEQ team to capture the national banner.

Back to the game. Energized by a very engaged crowd of 3,200 fans, the Rouge et Or quickly set the tone to the title match with a 16-points run to transform an 8-5 deficit into a 21-8 lead. The OUA champions still haven’t said their last word. Methodically, the Gaels climbed back into contention and jumped seven points ahead with 17 minutes to go in the game.

As they typically did since the beginning of that tournament, the Rouge et Or did not throw the towel. Steeve Joseph and Ismaël Diouf, who was the player of the game, enabled the local favourites to come from behind and write their own chapter of Canadian university basketball history.

Diouf concluded the final with outstanding 26 points, 12 rebounds, four blocks and two steals in 37 minutes of play. Joseph added 24 points and six assists.

For the Gaels, the U SPORTS Defensive Player of the Year Luka Syllas (23) was the only Gaels scoring over 20 points. Playing their first national final in program history, the Gaels will return to Kingston with a silver medal.

Tournament MVP : Ismaël Diouf (Laval)

Players of the Game: Ismaël Diouf (Laval) and Cole Syllas (Queen’s)

2024 U SPORTS Men’s Basketball Final 8 All-Star Team: Shawn Maranan (Winnipeg) Diego Maffia (Victoria) Malcolm Christie (Dalhousie) Cole Syllas (Queen’s) Ismaël Diouf (Laval)

[abroadeducation]

Best Global Universities in Canada for Indian Students

Introduction

Canada is a beautiful country with a lot to offer its citizens and visitors alike. However, if you're thinking of studying abroad in Canada, you might be wondering which universities are the best in this country.

University of Toronto

The University of Toronto has a total enrollment in excess of 51,000 students and boasts an alumni network that numbers more than 200,000 graduates worldwide. It is one of the best universities in Toronto.

Undergraduate degree programs are offered through the Faculty of Arts & Science, while professional degree programs are available from its three other faculties: Engineering; Applied Science & Engineering; Health Sciences. Music is also offered as a program at UBC.

Dalhousie University

Established in 1818 by Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia Sir James Kempt, Dalhousie University is a public research university located in Halifax.

It operates four campuses: the main campus in Halifax and three others throughout the province--in Windsor for an undergraduate business program; Saint John for engineering and computer science programs; and Truro where law students can complete their studies.

University of British Columbia (UBC)

Located in Vancouver, UBC is one of the most popular universities in Canada and has a wide range of programs and courses. The university has been ranked as one of the best global universities by QS World University Rankings 2019. It's also one of Canada's top research institutions, with over $1 billion invested annually in research projects. With over 60% of its students coming from outside Canada, UBC attracts many international students each year who want to study at this prestigious institution.

The University of Alberta (U of A)

The University of Alberta is a large, research-intensive school. It was founded by Alexander Cameron Rutherford in 1908, making it the first Canadian institution to be run autonomously from government funding. The university is a member of the U15 Universities Group and an affiliate member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities; it also maintains a historic partnership with McGill University as well as with Queen's University through its membership in the International Association for Management Education (IAMED).

McGill University

McGill University is one of Canada’s leading research universities and the largest in Quebec. Established by royal charter granted by King George IV of the United Kingdom, it opened its doors in 1821 to 45 students and nine professors.

The University is named for James McGill, a Montreal merchant originally from Scotland. His bequest in 1813 formed the beginning of its endowment. The school has two campuses: Downtown Campus (1850) and Macdonald Campus (1937).

Queen's University

Queen's University is a world-class university located in Kingston, Ontario. It has a large international student population and offers top-notch programs in the fields of business, engineering, health sciences and arts & humanities.

The campus is beautiful with green spaces all around it with buildings that are well maintained by the staff. The buildings are also very modern with modern facilities inside them as well.

Queen's University has a strong reputation for academic excellence; it was ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide by Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018 (101st).

Concordia University

Concordia University is a public comprehensive university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The university is in the process of becoming a member of Universitas 21, an international association of research-intensive universities.

Concordia was established in 1974 after the merger of Loyola College (est. 1911) and Sir George Williams University (est. 1873). The university has two campuses: its main campus being set on Mont Royal in downtown Montreal, with another campus located in Outremont; it also operates several satellite campuses across Quebec including Moncton and Halifax.

(Read more: A complete guide to Study in Canada After 12th)

Simon Fraser University (SFU)

Simon Fraser University (SFU) is a public research university located in Burnaby, British Columbia. By focusing on local needs and by blending academic expertise with real-world applications, SFU projects respond to the community's problems effectively.

The University aims to be one of Canada's top five research universities by 2020.

Simon Fraser University was founded in 1966, following the release of a government report entitled "Higher Education in British Columbia." The university grew from its roots as an affiliated college of UBC.

Canada is a great place with much to see and do.

Canada has a lot of universities and colleges that offer international students a great education, and there are many international students who come from all over the world to study in Canada.

Canada is one of the best countries in the world for higher education because it's safe, affordable and has excellent quality standards when it comes to teaching staffs and facilities available at these universities.

Conclusion

To sum up, Canada is a great place to study abroad. The country offers quality education at affordable prices and has some of the best universities in the world. If you want to study abroad but don't know where to go then choose Canada as your destination. You must understand the Education System in Canada for International Students.

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Dalhousie to take on top-ranked Carleton in U Sports men’s basketball final

Dalhousie to take on top-ranked Carleton in U Sports men’s basketball final

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Alex Carson and Sascha Kappos both scored 19 points as the No. 2 Dalhousie Tigers defeated the No. 3 UBC Thunderbirds 84-55 in the second semifinal at the U Sports men’s basketball championship on Saturday.

This will be the first time Dalhousie will play for a national basketball title.

It will take on the top-ranked Carleton Ravens in Sunday’s gold-medal game in TD Place Arena at…

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Animal welfare professor awarded U of G University Professor Emerita

Prof. Patricia Turner, a global leader in laboratory animal science, has been named University Professor Emerita by the University of Guelph (U of G). Turner is internationally recognized for her contributions to animal welfare, particularly her efforts to improve the health and well-being of research animals.

As a professor in the Department of Pathobiology at the U of G’s Ontario Veterinary College (OVC), Turner led the Laboratory Animal Science program from 2002 until her retirement in 2018, an internationally recognized and American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM) accredited program, and the only graduate program of its kind in Canada. Through this program, Turner played a key role in improving training for veterinarians in laboratory animal science. Turner also spearheaded the creation of the U of G’s distance learning certificate program in laboratory animal medicine for veterinarians, which has been well received outside North America, offering opportunities for veterinarians to improve their knowledge and skill-set.

In April 2020, Turner became the first Canadian and second woman ever to be appointed as president of the World Veterinary Association (WVA). The WVA acts as an umbrella organization for national and regional veterinary associations and organizations, uniting more than 500,000 veterinarians in over 96 countries. She is also currently the corporate vice president of Global Animal Welfare with Charles River, a research company specializing in preclinical laboratory services.

Turner has participated in many external leadership activities shaping policies that positively affect the lives of animals, serving as an active member of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), American Veterinary Medical Association, National Farm Animal Care Council (NFACC), AAALAC International, ACLAM, and the Canadian Council on Animal Care. She is a past president of the Association of Primate Veterinarians and the International Association of Colleges of Laboratory Animal Medicine. She is also a valued member of numerous international associations devoted to research animal medicine and welfare.

Since 2000, she has been a Diplomate of the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine, the American Board of Toxicology, and the European College of Animal Welfare and Behavioural Medicine, recently completing a term as chair of the Executive Committee for the animal welfare subspecialty.

Turner began her career after receiving her BSc from McMaster University and her MSc at Dalhousie University. She then attended OVC, where she earned a DVM in 1992 and a DVSc in 1997. Subsequently, Turner served as the Director of Animal Care Services at Queen’s University and later worked as a toxicologist at Warner-Lambert/Pfizer before beginning her professorship at OVC.

Turner served as co-editor in Chief of the National Academy of Sciences’ ILAR Journal and has published over 150 peer-reviewed research articles and book chapters. She has written several books on topics that include applied veterinary ethics, small mammal pathology, laboratory animal medicine, and research animal welfare. In 2014, Turner was awarded the CVMA Humane Award for her efforts to improve the health and welfare of laboratory animals.

After her retirement from OVC, Turner became an adjunct faculty and an associated graduate faculty in OVC’s Department of Pathobiology, continuing her involvement in graduate programs.

The OVC community thanks you Prof. Turner for your significant contributions to our community; we are proud to have you join our esteemed group of Professor Emerita/us.

[anabelsbrother]

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[peechi]

Also are they implying they're going to send gilbert to u of t, like is dalhousie not good enough for u, u have to shout out the other provinces fjjffjjfjfjfjf

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"516 Students Weeded Out," Windsor Star. January 12, 1943. Page 11. ---- Other Universities Likely to Follow Lead of First Six --- By Canadian Press ---- Six large Canadian universities. embarked on a program of weeding out students with unsatisfactory academic records, have made 516 subject to military call-up as a result of poor showings at Christmas examinations. This action is in conformity with National War Services regulations declaring students with unsatisfactory standing no longer exempt from compulsory military service.

About 14 other Canadian universities where mid-term examinations are held after Christmas have not yet reported the number of students whose military deferments will be cancelled but it is expected their officials will follow the same procedure.

B. C. "U" SETS PACE The largest number of students told they must leave their studies was at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver where 152 students must now report to their National Selective Service boards. By contrast, Dalhousie University in Halifax dropped only 11.

The names of 100 students at the University of Toronto have been handed to National Selective Service headquarters, most of them in first year applied science and engineering. The university senate will meet again in February when another group - mostly art students - will be required to discontinue their studies.

Eighty-nine students at Queen's University in Kingston, Ont., are now subject to military call with arts students forming the majority of those affected. The University of Manitoba in Winnipeg has dropped 97 students because of unsatisfactory academic records and of these 89 are young men who will now be subject to military call-up. At the University of Alberta at Edmonton, 75 students with low standing at their mid-term examinations will be allowed to remain in classes until they are called up, President Robert Newton said.

THOSE STILL TO ACT Among the universities where mid-term examinations have not yet been held or are in progress now are McGill and the University of Montreal in Montreal, Laval University in Quebec, McMaster in Hamilton and the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont.

A conference of Canada's university leaders held in Ottawa last week-end drafted a wartime program for their institutions which is expected to bring "ruthless reduction" in the number of students in arts courses and a virtual rationing of higher education.

[Read between the lines here: Canadian universities, undoubtedly under pressure from national mobilization, decided that students with arbitrarily 'bad' grades or in the arts should be booted out of school and sent to the military.]

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Maritime closures and cancellations due to COVID-19 concerns

Concerns over the spread of COVID-19 has led to many closures and cancellations across Canada. So far, one case has been confirmed in New Brunswick, and no cases have been confimed in Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island.

Many Maritime institutions are taking precautions to limit the spread of the virus. CTV Atlantic has compiled a list of local cancellations and closures and will update the information as it becomes available.

Education:

• All Halifax Regional Centre for Education school-organized student trips to international destinations have been cancelled until the end of April.

• High schools in the Halifax Regional Centre for Education have cancelled exam exemptions for the second semester of the 2019-2020 school year. The decision was made after concerns that continuing to offer exemptions during the COVID-19 pandemic could encourage students to attend school when they are sick.

• King’s-Edgehill School in Windsor, N.S. will remain closed for two weeks after the end of its March Break, with students expected to return to campus on April 13. They will have a distance education plan between March 29-April 13.

• We'koqma'q Mi'kmaw School in Cape Breton will remain closed for a full week after March Break with classes resuming on March 30.

• Dalhousie University and the University of King's College in Halifax have cancelled all international field courses until September 2020.

• Saint Mary's University in Halifax has cancelled all university-related travel to China, Iran, Italy and parts of South Korea.

• Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax is asking faculty and staff to consider cancelling any non-essential university-related travel to all countries affected by COVID-19.

• UPEI in Charlottetown has suspended travel to China, Iran, Italy, Japan, and South Korea, for UPEI programs or business, until further notice.

• UNB is restricting travel for UNB undergraduate and graduate students travelling under UNB supported programs to China, Europe, Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and the Middle East.

Sports:

• All Hockey Canada-sanctioned activities, including national championships, have been cancelled until further notice. This includes all Hockey Nova Scotia events including minor hockey games and practices, and provincial tournaments.

• The 2019-20 Canadian Tire Cup Playoffs have been cancelled.

• The 2020 Ice Hockey Women's World Championship, scheduled for March 31 to April 10, in Halifax and Truro has been cancelled.

• The QMJHL has suspended its season, with all Halifax Mooseheads and Cape Breton Eagles games paused until further notice.

• The U SPORTS Men’s Hockey Championships, being held at Halifax’s Scotiabank Centre, and the Women’s Hockey Championships, being held at MacLauchlan Arena in Charlottetown, have been cancelled.

• The National Basketball League of Canada is suspending basketball operations until further notice as a result of concerns regarding COVID-19. This includes all games for the Halifax Hurricanes, Moncton Magic and Island Storm.

• The National Lacrosse League has temporarily suspended play until further notice, including all Halifax Thunderbirds games.

• Centre 200, and other large scale municipal facilities, in Sydney are closed until further notice. This has also cancelled the Vince Ryan Memorial Hockey Tournament.

•  All New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI ringette programming is suspended until further notice.

Events and businesses:

• The 2020 Halifax St. Patrick's Day parade scheduled for March 15 has been cancelled.

• Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market building will be closed on Saturday, March 14, 2020. The building will remain closed indefinitely.

• The Halifax Service Canada Centre and Passport office is closed until further notice.

• The Halifax Mayor’s Office has been closed until further notice.

• Dalhousie University has cancelled its March Break camps and are offering full refunds to those who had registered.

• Cape Breton University’ Science Atlantic conference scheduled for March 13-15 has been cancelled.

• The 2020 Building Employment Skills for Successful Transitions (BEST) conference planned for March 14 at Saint Mary's University in Halifax has been cancelled.

• CFB Shearwater Arena is closed for the next three weeks, until at least April 3.

• The 2020 Craft Beer Festival scheduled for March 21 has been cancelled.

• The 2020 Nova Scotia Skills Competition has been cancelled.

• Just for Laughs has postponed the Dara Ó Briain comedy shows at the Confederation Centre of the Arts in Charlottetown,  the Capitol Theatre in Moncton and the Spatz Theatre in Halifax.

•  The Canadian Folk Music Awards weekend in Charlottetown has been cancelled.

Other:

• New Brunswick has suspended jury trials until May 12.

• Nova Scotia Supreme Court has suspended all upcoming jury trials for a 60-day period.

• The federal government has announced that cruise ships with more than 500 people will not be allowed to stop in Canada until July 1 – impacting ports in Saint John, Charlottetown, Halifax and Sydney.

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