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Professor John Horgan, who teaches psychology at Georgia State University, took to Twitter Wednesday to let his B次元官网网址淐anadian friendsB次元官网网址� know that those writing to him have the wrong man.
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In response, the premier apologized for the mixup along with a photo of a handwritten card.
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I knew something was up when I was mailed all these Georgia State University psychology papers to mark.
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Earlier this month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced plans to spend $14.9 billion in funding over the next eight years on public transportation projects around the country, including in Metro Vancouver.
Extending the Broadway SkyTrain to the university campus is part of the MayorsB次元官网网址� Council 10-year vision, with a price tag of $3.3 to $3.8 billion.
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Details on what federal funding will be doled out to B.C. projects have not yet been determined.
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