One of Canada’s most iconic student engineering competitions is returning to London, Ont. this winter, led in large part by Western Engineering alumni who once raced down the hill themselves. The Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race (GNCTR) – Ca …
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The new PhD from Schulich Medicine & Dentistry is also on the Canadian national underwater hockey team
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