March 2018

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At their most prosaic level, the twin appeals to the Supreme Court of Canada involving Trinity Western University...

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March 2018

On Feb. 27, Finance Minister Bill Morneau tabled the 2018 federal budget, which provides record...

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March 2018

January’s forum for presidents in Ottawa was well attended with representatives from CAUT member...

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March 2018

Nearly 60 activists from across the country gathered in Ottawa in February for CAUT’s third...

In this Issue

By James Compton There’s a useful adage in political communication — if your opponent is responding to...

By Karen Harper I teach 0–4 courses per year, I sometimes obtain contracts for scientific editing or...

Howard McCurdy, longtime Member of Parliament and former president of CAUT (1967–1968), died Feb. 20 at...

Natalie Zemon Davis is professor of medieval studies, adjunct professor of history and anthropology, and senior...

Julia Hobsbawm. Bloomsbury, 2017; 232 pp; ISBN: 978-1-47292-684-5. by Michael Hohner I retreat to a cabin, a room,...

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