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Laurentian faculty, staff, and provincial association demand accountability and transparency to rebuild after CCAA
Faculty, staff, and students at Laurentian University have experienced a terrible eighteen months of court-ordered restructuring caused by the mismanagement of successive Laurentian administrations and a provincial government that was absent during their time of crisis.
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Laurentian’s top administrators should be fired, union leaders say (updated)
New leaders, culture is needed, they say in joint statement.
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‘We have a lot more to do,’ Queen’s dean says about future of business school
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