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Recap of ongoing support staff strike, Humber Hawks’ men soccer team thrives in game against Redeemer, Reconciliation Day, starting new friendships, increase on Ontario’s minimum wage, and much more!

Several hundreds of Ontario college full-time support staff gathered on Humber College Boulevard. The picketers were blocking all entrances, preventing students, staff and faculty from accessing the campus.

Striking college support staff rallied at Humber’s North campus this week, escalating pressure on stalled negotiations between OPSEU and the College Employer Council.

Tensions remain high as OPSEU's All Out rally leaves Humber Polytechnic's North campus inaccessible for the day.

Ontario’s minimum wage was boosted 40 cents as of Oct. 1, an increase that advocates say won't keep up with the rising cost of living.

A photo gallery of the Oct. 2 OPSEU strike rally, taken by students in Humber's Graduate Certificate journalism program.

Indigenous stories have a significant impact on families, the grandson of Humber VP says.

The day should not be one that people don't know about, if there are plenty of resources available for use, she says.

A rally of support-staff strikers from four colleges will form a massive picket line at Humber's North campus on Oct. 2, beginning at 7 a.m.

Indigenous speakers and student leaders shared stories of resilience and healing at the North campus.