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Teaching and research assistants return to work after vote in support of new deal with McMaster
Teaching assistants (TA) and research assistants (RA) at McMaster University have ended their strike, after voting in support of a new collective agreement with the university.
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University of Lethbridge staff ratify agreement, narrowly avoiding strike
A new collective bargaining agreement has been approved by hundreds of employees at the University of Lethbridge (U of L).
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Canadian doctors trained at international medical schools share their stories. Here’s what they had to say
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