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New rankings for Sciences and Engineering in Canada have been released, focusing specifically on academic research and research grants rather than overall university quality. The methodology for obtaining the data is detailed in the provided link, which also includes rankings for social sciences and humanities. This information aims to provide insights into the research performance of various institutions across Canada.
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I found this on my University's website and decided to share it with all of you! Here are new rankings for Sciences and Engineering based solely on academic research in Canada.

http://www.physics.sfu.ca/assets/uploaded_files/rankings201-3.pdf

It explains their methodology of obtaining the data as well as other interesting information
again, these rankings are based on research and research grants, not on University quality.

enjoy!
 
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Forgot to mention they also have rankings for social sciences and humanities
 

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