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Investigator finds culture of disrespect, harassment at MUN medical school
A third-party assessor has found “a culture of tolerance of disrespectful and harassing behaviour” in some parts of the school of medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland.
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PCs to order remaining striking York U education staff back to work
The Ontario government has introduced legislation that orders the York University academic staff who remain on the picket lines back to work as part of a bill called the “Urgent Priorities Act.”
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York ‘moved the goalposts’ on bargaining: CUPE
The chair of CUPE 3903 said York University has “moved the goalposts” on bargaining, despite several different deals the union has proposed.
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Université de Saint-Boniface celebrates bicentennial
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