National Post
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.
Timmins Press
Laurentian’s top administrators should be fired, union leaders say (updated)
New leaders, culture is needed, they say in joint statement.
Whig Standard
‘We have a lot more to do,’ Queen’s dean says about future of business school
It has been one year since Wanda Costen took over as dean of the Smith School of Business at Queen’s University, and she says the school is well on its way to being a better place for students.
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