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Striking York University workers slam back-to-work legislation
The union representing striking workers at York University says the Ontario government’s back-to-work legislation amounts to a “trampling” of employees’ constitutional rights.
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Top court to hear appeal of ruling that allowed Carleton U to recoup pension paid to dead prof
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal filed by the deceased professor’s former partner, who is fighting the university’s attempt to reclaim nearly half a million dollars it paid between when the professor went missing and when his body was found.
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U of R online course helps parents help their children with autism face their fears
Drawing on the expertise of parents and coaches, Sarah Elizabeth Ivens is providing a free online program to reduce anxiety in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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