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Students and academic staff weigh in on B.C. post-secondary review
The B.C. government is conducting an independent review of post-secondary education governance and program delivery, with a final report due March 15.
12-02-2026
News
Laurentian academic staff launch Charter challenge, go on strike
The Laurentian University Faculty Association (LUFA) is taking the Ontario government to court, arguing that a 2022 loan agreement with the university infringes on the constitutional right to free collective bargaining.
12-02-2026
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January-February 2026
Full issue of the January-February 2026 Bulletin
12-02-2026
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Not all calls for public funding are good
Program cuts, layoffs and campus closures are making headlines across the country.
20-11-2025
President's message
Precarity for some is harm for all
“Unpaid work won’t fly.” That slogan captured the demand by flight attendants in the Air Canada Component of the Canadian Union of Public Employees to be paid for all hours worked.
20-11-2025
By the numbers
Academic freedom under threat around the world
Scholars at Risk’s Free to Think 2025 report documents 328 verified incidents of attacks on higher education in 49 countries and territories, from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025.
20-11-2025
Executive director's corner
Academic freedom and the democratic decline
The annual Free to Think report prepared by Scholars at Risk and the Academic Freedom Monitoring Project was released in October.
20-11-2025
Commentary
Academic freedom at the University of Alberta in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death
I was shocked when the University of Alberta administration informed me, one of its law professors, that I was being placed on non-disciplinary leave for my social media comments in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination—comments that unquestionably fall within the scope of academic freedom and freedom of expression.
20-11-2025
Commentary
Palestine censorship shakes architecture community
Indeed, the assault on freedom of expression in the United States—particularly on those who quietly or loudly condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza—has already severely impacted the work of many Canadian and international scholars.
20-11-2025
Interview
Momin Rahman and Alison Hearn
Momin Rahman and Alison Hearn are guest editors of the 2025 special issue of the CAUT Journal, Shaping Equity as Labour Justice: successes, stumbles and setbacks.
20-11-2025
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J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship winner Shaista Jaffer
Shaista Jaffer, a PhD candidate in Management, specializing in Finance, at the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa, has won the 2025-2026 J.H. Stewart Reid Memorial Fellowship.
20-11-2025
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N.L. election: Academic staff and students put spotlight on post-secondary education
On October 14, Newfoundland and Labrador’s Tony Wakeham and his Progressive Conservatives won a majority government, ending a decade of Liberal rule in the province.
20-11-2025