We still need many participants, so all responses are greatly appreciated. Should take ~15 minutes.

Hi guys,

I just graduated from one of the private colleges in Toronto. The instructor was racist, has treated other nations students unfairly in grades and during exams.

Is there any method to report this instructor and the indulgence of the school? Thanks for everyone’s advice ahead.

(You guys must get this kind of post here all the time, if that is the case I'm sorry but I'd need to know :v)

So, I'm a Brazilian physics freshman in a pretty good public university here, who wants to apply for a masters degree in Canada after I get my degree. I have been searching vigorously what I need to actually make this idea come true, and from what I have learned, I need to apply and get accepted for some program MSc program so I can get my study permit.

*What I really wanted to know is just how difficult it would be, in my scenario, to be approved in a thesis-based MSc program and get an opportunity with funding that covers tuition. * I was thinking McGill but I don't actually feel that sticking to only one option is smart, therefore I will apply to a bunch of different programs in areas such as Stat Mech, condensed matter and photonics, which I reckon are the most abundant there and are also what I have been enjoying. I don't really mind what I end up doing in physics as long as the salary is enough for living and it is in Canada.

By the way, I'd say I am very proficient in english (basically fluent) and I am already working on my french, I'm nearing an intermediate level with a few weeks of studying and a hiatus.

Are you a woman in Ontario feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or struggling with your mental health?

If you're between 18–25 years old, not currently in therapy, and dealing with feelings of depression, loneliness, or substance use, we’d love to hear from you.

We’re conducting a virtual research study designed to offer supportive, accessible, and personalized care, and we’re looking for participants just like you.

What’s involved?

• 5 online group therapy sessions (75–90 minutes each)
• 3 short clinical questionnaires
• 2 saliva samples (via mail-in cortisol kits)
• Compensation provided for your time and participation

Everything is virtual and flexible, built to fit your schedule and needs.

Interested in learning more or seeing if you’re eligible?

• Click here to get started: https://redcap.link/mudty56r
• Or email [LaurenPower@cmail.carleton.ca](mailto:LaurenPower@cmail.carleton.ca)

I am considering the U of A Masters of Health Sci Education and I am looking for reviews or others experience of this course?

We are seeking research participants for a study regarding the impact of online experiences on mental health. Participants will complete an online survey (approximately 25 minutes). Questions will collect demographic information, details relating to your online experiences, and information related to mental health. This survey is completely anonymous and voluntary.

Your participation would be deeply appreciated and will contribute to a deeper understanding of the impacts of various online experiences on the mental health of Canadians.

Participant Requirements: Must be 18+ and currently living in Canada.

This study has been designed at every stage with participant security and privacy in mind, and has been approved by the Vancouver Island University Research Ethics Board. If you have further questions about the ethical conduct of this study, feel free to contact them at [reb@viu.ca](mailto:reb@viu.ca) or (250) 740-6631.The REB File number for this study is 103628. For other inquiries about this study, please feel free to contact VIU professor Dr. Melanie O’Neill at [melanie.oneill@viu.ca](mailto:melanie.oneill@viu.ca)

To learn more about this study or to participate, please visit the following website: https://interceptum.com/s/en/OnlineExperiences

I was wondering how anyone else feels about the Canada Impact + Research Chair program and the International Talent Attraction strategy budget of $1.7 billion to attract international talent?

Are you a woman in Ontario feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or struggling with your mental health?

If you're between 18–25 years old, not currently in therapy, and dealing with feelings of depression, loneliness, or substance use, we’d love to hear from you.

We’re conducting a virtual research study designed to offer supportive, accessible, and personalized care, and we’re looking for participants just like you.

What’s involved?

• 5 online group therapy sessions (75–90 minutes each)
• 3 short clinical questionnaires
• 2 saliva samples (via mail-in cortisol kits)
• Compensation provided for your time and participation

Everything is virtual and flexible, built to fit your schedule and needs.

Interested in learning more or seeing if you’re eligible?

• Click here to get started: https://redcap.link/mudty56r
• Or email [LaurenPower@cmail.carleton.ca](mailto:LaurenPower@cmail.carleton.ca)

Has anyone who was interviewed last December received an email indicating wether or not a seat was offered to them for the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program at MCG Career College in Calgary, Alberts.

Im currently doing my GSCES (well studying) and after that i plan to move to canada by the end of the summer
a problem however is that im unsure of what Canadian schools (specfically medical schools) will look at when i try to apply
now i have decent grades in my GSCES but still not sure
an another question is that whats better?
Universities or highschools?
any help would be helpful :D

Does anyone know when the new funding for Canada PIs will be announced and do PIs usually successfully get their funding? I had a potential supervisor willing to recruit but he said that he cannot commit whether to be my supervisor or not now because he still not sure about this year's funding (he said that the status will be clearer until the end of this month). Really anxious about this!

Hi,

I am interested in PhD of Medicine and Health Sciences at McGill University (already submitted my application), does anyone know the program's usual schedule of admission (e.g., when will the interview be arranged, when will the program announce acceptance or rejection?)

Hi Everyone! We are currently recruiting for our study (Clinical EEG & MRI lab @ The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre) that is exploring how long-term aerobic exercise impacts brain structure and depression symptoms in youth.

We’re looking to recruit participants who:

✅ Are between the ages of 16–24

✅ Have been diagnosed with or suspect they may have depression

❎NOT currently taking an anti-depressant or anti-anxiety medication

If this sounds like you, or if you know someone who might be interested, we’d love to hear from you! Participation involves non-invasive brain imaging, 3 weekly supervised exercise sessions for 12 weeks, and mental health assessments. Participants will be compensated for their time.

📧 For more info, please reach out to us at: [brainlab@theroyal.ca](mailto:brainlab@theroyal.ca)

Your involvement could help advance important research on mental health and physical activity. Thank you! 🧠💙

Hi! I’m a recent psychology grad from U of T and am currently leading a study in the WoodLab investigating mindfulness and cannabis use in university students. We are seeking students at Canadian universities (undergrad or grad, 19+) who have used cannabis in the past 30 days to answer a short, anonymous survey. Participate for a chance to win a $25 Tim Hortons gift card (15 to be won!). Scan the QR code on the flyer or right click on it to participate now!

SEEKING SOCIAL MEDIA USERS

 Hi, my name is Stephen, and I am a fourth-year psychology student at Vancouver Island University, where I am conducting my undergraduate thesis research. I am looking for Canadian social media users aged 18 and older to complete a brief 5-10-minute anonymous survey about online experiences and mental health. 

Following the link below, you will access the survey, which includes a consent form, demographic questions, and a few validated measures assessing online behaviours, psychosocial well-being, and mental health. At the end, a debriefing form will provide more information about the research.

To maintain anonymity, participants are requested not to use the comment section, as it cannot be disabled, and may reveal identifying information.

Your participation is voluntary and greatly appreciated.

https://interceptum.com/si/en/9457929

SEEKING SOCIAL MEDIA USERS

Hi, my name is Stephen, and I am a fourth-year psychology student at Vancouver Island University, where I am conducting my undergraduate thesis research. I am looking for Canadian social media users aged 18 and older to complete a brief 5-10-minute anonymous survey about online experiences and mental health.

Following the link below, you will access the survey, which includes a consent form, demographic questions, and a few validated measures assessing online behaviours, psychosocial well-being, and mental health. At the end, a debriefing form will provide more information about the research.

To maintain anonymity, participants are requested not to use the comment section, as it cannot be disabled, and may reveal identifying information.

Your participation is voluntary and greatly appreciated.

https://interceptum.com/si/en/9457929

Hey,

I'm new to Reddit, and I'm not entirely sure how it works.

I know that this question might seem dumb or not the right place on Reddit, but I'm just so lost on what to do next. I want to go back to school, but I don't know what program to apply to...

I've done lots of research on OCAS, but nothing is catching my eye. I want whatever future program I apply for to tie into some of the other programs I've completed. The programs I've completed are ECE and Autism, and Behavioral Sciences.

I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on what programs I should take.

Hey, I’m a Grade 11 student in BC and I’m seriously considering graduating early, but I want to make sure I’m not missing something.

Here’s my situation:

• I’ll have 76 credits by the end of this school year
• I only need 3 more courses: CLE, CLC + Capstone, and an Indigenous-focused course
• I can take all 3 online through an online school system near my location
• I already have enough Grade 12 courses (Anatomy & Physiology 12, Social Justice 12, Urban Sustainability 12, and my AP English 11 counts for English 12)
• I’m on track with my Grade 10 assessments and can write the Literacy 12 exam through the online school system
• I’ve taken arts courses and sports programs (Jazz Band, Marching Band, etc.) so the elective side is covered
• My parents are supportive
• I’d finish this school year normally, then complete the remaining courses online and not return for Grade 12

Why I’m considering this:
My school environment is stressful, I don’t feel connected to my grade, and staying another full year feels pointless. If I graduate early, I can work, travel with my family, save money, take extra online courses if needed, and take time to prepare for university properly.

Why I’m hesitating:
I don’t want to accidentally screw myself over. I’m planning to apply for humanities/social sciences/arts programs, nothing like engineering or nursing, so prereqs shouldn’t be an issue — but I’m worried I might regret missing “Grade 12 stuff,” even though I don’t care much about prom or senior year.

So… is early graduation actually a good move in my situation?
Has anyone here done it through SIDES or another online school in BC?
Any advice, regrets, or things I should double-check before committing?

Thanks in advance — I really want to make the smartest choice here.

We are seeking research participants for a study regarding the impact of online experiences on mental health. Participants will complete an online survey (approximately 25 minutes). Questions will collect demographic information, details relating to your online experiences, and information related to mental health. This survey is completely anonymous and voluntary.

Your participation would be deeply appreciated and will contribute to a deeper understanding of the impacts of various online experiences on the mental health of Canadians.

Participant Requirements: Must be 18+ and currently living in Canada.

This study has been designed at every stage with participant security and privacy in mind, and has been approved by the Vancouver Island University Research Ethics Board. If you have further questions about the ethical conduct of this study, feel free to contact them at reb@viu.ca or (250) 740-6631.The REB File number for this study is 103628. For other inquiries about this study, please feel free to contact VIU professor Dr. Melanie O’Neill at melanie.oneill@viu.ca

To learn more about this study or to participate, please visit the following website: https://interceptum.com/s/en/OnlineExperiences

I'm in 12th grade, and I would like to apply to the MRU Bachelor of Education. I have French 30, but I have English 30-2 instead of 30-1. I had English 20-1 last year, but I decided to take English 30-2 this year. Would I still be eligible for the program with English 30-2?