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Delivering guardrails in the era of AI: The role of academic staff unions
When AI is mentioned, most post-secondary educators will think first of generative AI (GenAI) technologies.
13-02-2026
President's message
Make attacks on rights costly again
or nearly four decades after the 1982 enactment of the Canadian Charter of Rights of Freedoms, provincial governments rarely invoked Section 33, the so-called notwithstanding clause.
13-02-2026
By the numbers
Growing support for public funding of post-secondary education
Findings from two surveys conducted in November 2025 and May 2024 show a growing majority of Canadians support public funding for colleges and universities, and many recognize that such funding has declined. However, almost 1 in 4 rank public funding as unimportant or have no opinion. How important is it to you that governments continue funding colleges […]
13-02-2026
Bulletin
Growing support for public funding of post-secondary education — Raw data
How important is it to you that governments continue funding colleges and universities?  2024 2025 Very important 35% 41% Somewhat important 36% 35% Not very important 10% 8% Not important at all 8% 4% Don't know/not sure  12% 11% Has government funding […]
13-02-2026
Executive director's corner
The ascendence of anti-science
In 1948, the science of genetics and evolutionary biology came to an abrupt halt in the Soviet Union.
13-02-2026
Commentary
Creative inclusion or regressive exclusion? AI and the arms race in teaching and learning
As the workshop facilitator demonstrated the latest update in AI technology, we realized that we had lost the arms race of teaching and learning.
13-02-2026
Interview
Francine Berish
Francine Berish is the geospatial data librarian at Queen’s University.
12-02-2026
Obituary
Jon H. Thompson
Jon H. Thompson passed away peacefully on December 29, 2025, at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton, New Brunswick. He taught in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics of the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Fredericton campus from 1970 to 2007.
12-02-2026
Obituary
Ian Sakinofsky
Ian Sakinofsky was a long‑serving faculty member at Toronto Metropolitan University, widely recognized for his deep commitment to collective bargaining and the rights of academic staff.
12-02-2026
Book review
The AI Con by Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna
AI hype abounds. At speculative extremes, artificial general superintelligence lies around the corner, either promising a godlike panacea or threatening human existence. 
12-02-2026
News
Federal support for francophone research
Last November, the federal government announced an investment of $300,000 annually over three years to support Acfas’ Service d’aide à la recherche en français.
12-02-2026
News
Unions mobilize against Quebec’s Bill 3
Quebec unions and civil society organizations are organizing against Bill 3, which targets union rights and autonomy.
12-02-2026