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Government ordering review of military colleges in response to report on sexual misconduct
Jurisdiction over sexual misconduct cases will be permanently transferred to the civilian justice system.
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Queen’s, faculty association at a standstill in contract talks
The union says it’s disappointed by the university’s failure to meaningfully engage in discussions which began in June on the issues of enhancing job security and improving equity for its members.
Toronto Star
Trent University faculty association reaches new deal with Peterborough university
Terms of the tentative settlement have not been made public but will first be provided to members and to the university’s board of governors for ratification votes on the deal.
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A year after UPEI launched review into former president, staff say information hard to come by
A year after the former president of the University of Prince Edward Island resigned amid allegations of workplace misconduct, faculty at the university say they’ve been kept in the dark regarding the status of an ongoing review.
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University of Toronto medical school report reveals the shameful realities of antisemitism today
Ayelet Kuper, an Israeli-born Canadian physician and scientist, was appointed senior adviser on antisemitism by the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto.
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