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It takes a union village: CAUT and the unfinished project of academic staff unionism
One of the recurring features that has left its mark on the long road of CAUT’s history over the past 75 years is the tension between professionalism and unionization.
17-04-2026
President's message
Lessons learned?
In the spirit of this 75th anniversary edition of the Bulletin, I offer a few archival moments from presidents’ messages and editorials.
17-04-2026
By the numbers
A brief history of CAUT
1950: A committee to establish a national organization for academic staff is formed at the meeting of the “Learned Societies” (now the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences) in Kingston, Ontario. 1951: The Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) […]
17-04-2026
Interview
David Edwards
David Edwards, PhD, is the General Secretary of Education International (EI), the global voice of teachers and education support personnel.
17-04-2026
Obituary
James Thomas “Tom” Booth
An active member of the UMFA, Senior Scholar in the Department of Biological Sciences, and former president of CAUT and the CAUT Defence Fund, James Thomas “Tom” Booth passed away peacefully at his home in Paradise, NL, on January 26, 2026, at the age of 84.
17-04-2026
Obituary
Arthur Hilliker
Arthur Hilliker, a dedicated activist with the YUFA and former Director of the CAUT Defence Fund, died on January 9.
16-04-2026
Book review
Knowledge Under Siege: Charting a Future for Universities
This much-lauded collection of 15 essays arising out of the 2023 “What Are Universities For?” conference held at the University of Regina brings together a wide range of thinking on the current state of tertiary education across the globe, though it is mainly focused on Canada and the U.S.
16-04-2026
News
Nova Scotia’s austerity budget fuels student movement
On February 23, the Nova Scotia government tabled its 2026-2027 budget with more than $20 million in university funding cuts, including a $3.7-million reduction in graduate scholarships.
16-04-2026
News
New Brunswick faculty and students wary of funding cuts
Despite warnings about looming spending cuts to post-secondary education, the New Brunswick government ultimately chose to freeze operating grants for the province’s four publicly funded universities when it released its latest budget on March 17.
16-04-2026
News
Ontario’s post‑secondary funding boost shifts costs onto students
The Ontario government announced $6.4 billion in new funding for post-secondary education on February 12.
16-04-2026
News
Laurentian academic staff reach a deal with the administration, but key issues still unresolved 
Members of the LUFA voted on February 8 to approve a three‑year contract, with 74% in favour.
16-04-2026
Full issue
March-April 2026
Full issue of the March-April 2026 Bulletin
14-04-2026
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