Bulletin Archive

Ontario’s Bill 166, or the Strengthening Accountability and Student Supports Act, has sparked significant debate and drawn a clear line for equity advocates across Canada.

Technology and education have long had an uneasy relationship. New advances have often prompted bold predictions of major disruptions to where, when, and even how we teach and learn.

Ivy Lynn Bourgeault, PhD, is a professor in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies at the University of Ottawa and the Research Chair in Gender, Diversity and the Professions. She is a 2016 inductee to the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences.

On November 29, the Mount Saint Vincent University Faculty Association (MSVUFA) and the university administration finally signed a new collective agreement, 260 days after ratification by the faculty association’s members.

The Association of Professors of the University of Ottawa (APUO) reached a two-year tentative agreement with the university administration in January.

Carleton University announced in December that it plans to reduce by half the number of contract instructors in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

The results of CAUT’s 2023 Librarian and Archivist Salary Survey have been released.

A strike at Ontario’s 24 public colleges was “narrowly averted,” said the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU/ SEFPO) in a statement.

With Parliament prorogued in January, several legislative initiatives, including the proposed capstone research funding organization announced in Budget 2024, are unlikely to proceed.

With a federal election likely this spring, CAUT has officially launched its Unlock Education campaign.

At CAUT’s 97th Council meeting, delegates voted unanimously to accept the membership application of the Syndicat des professeures et professeurs de l’Université de Sherbrooke (SPPUS).

Full issue of the January-February 2025 Bulletin.