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Trent University Durham students win prizes for future-of-work ideas

by HR News Canada Staff April 7, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff April 7, 2026

Three teams took top honours at Trent University Durham Greater Toronto Area's first annual Business STRIDE Challenge, earning cash prizes and charitable donation credits for proposals on artificial intelligence, hybrid work, and skills-based hiring. Trent Durham Business Administration student Misb...

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