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By Erik Thomson Following Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel of October 7, 2023, many universities have adopted...

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By Peter McInnis The issue of what constitutes civil discourse, or a respectful working...

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Average undergraduate tuition and additional compulsory fees for Canadian students have...

In this Issue

By David Robinson Earlier this year, Statistics Canada reported a “continuing improvement” in...

Public post-secondary education and the professional rights of staff, already under threat from government...

Provincial elections in October saw incumbents lose ground in British Columbia and Saskatchewan while New...

On October 1, the Association of McGill Professors of Law (AMPL) reached a deal to end its strike. The...

A coalition of labour and student unions is calling for better public funding of Newfoundland and...

Several universities and colleges have introduced new restrictions on campus protests. Acadia University...

As the federal government proceeds with plans to develop a new research funding organization that will...

CAUT joined the American Teachers’ Federation and Education International in calling for the immediate and...

During CAUT’s annual Fair Employment Week, member associations across the country organized local events...

Lou Raisonnier has won the 2024-2025 J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship. The $5,000 scholarship...

By Evan Fox-Decent and Kirsten Anker In the fall of 2021, our faculty of some 45 or so professors began...

Candace Brunette-Debassige is a Mushkego Cree iskwew scholar with Cree and French lineage registered with Peetabeck...

Stephanie Ross and Larry Savage UBC Press, 2024; 356 pp By Susan Spronk Labour unions are not only economic actors...