Colleges offer longshot arbitration as fall semester remains safe amid faculty bargaining
The employer council Thursday proposed selective arbitration that college faculty will likely reject.
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National association backs college faculty as contract talks stall
The Canadian Association of University Teachers gives full support to OPSEU’s CAAT-A as it seeks a new contract.
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Vigil at Queen’s Park honours the 215 Indigenous children found in Kamloops
Allies, advocates and Indigenous communities gather to honour children who suffered at residential schools.
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Family politics over vaccines creating tensions between loved ones
Michael Macbean shares a personal story on his decision not to get vaccinated at this time.
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The mother of a missing daughter is still seeking answers
Indigenous mothers share their grief and fears as they discuss their daughters in a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls seminar.
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HIdden market for Home tattooing poses serious health risks
The dangers in getting an unregulated basement tattoo could include contracting bacterial skin infections, an allergic skin reaction or a rash, and blood-borne diseases such as HIV or Hepatitis B or C.
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Putin ‘unfriends’ countries as they condemn Russia’s aggressive behaviour
Tensions over the Ukrainian border military buildup was the start of a diplomatic row between Russia and the rest of the world.
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Student organizations happy with federal budget changes
Student unions are applauding the new federal budget for extended financial relief for post-secondary students.
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Ontario workers qualify for three sick days under Ford’s new temporary program
The Ontario government were in deep waters this week as doctors, workers and the opposition demand paid sick days.
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Experts say ‘maskne’ leads to lower self-esteem
The masks people wear for protection against COVID-19 can cause acne and irritation to the skin and they tend to feel insecure about it.
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COVID-19 variants are causing young Canadians to be hospitalized
The third wave of the coronavirus pandemic is hitting young people at a higher rate, with most affected by virus variants.
Read MoreMental health support needed in Indigenous communities in light of COVID-19
Indigenous communities are dealing with a dual state of the pandemic along with personal mental health struggles and addictions.
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