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A new survey shows that Canadian women have dramatically surpassed men in their pursuit of higher education. The latest National Household Survey shows nearly 65% of working-age women have a post-secondary education, compared to just over 63% of men. There are also more women than men between the ages of 25 and 34 with a medical degrees.

Melissa Raftis has more.

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